SME-RI303- Cloward Lamina Spreader

Description

The Alis Cloward Lamina Spreader is a specialized surgical instrument designed for use in spinal surgeries, particularly procedures involving the cervical spine. Named after the pioneering neurosurgeon Dr. William Cloward, this instrument is crafted to gently and precisely spread the laminae during surgical interventions.

Key Features:

1. Precision Design: The Cloward Lamina Spreader features a precise and ergonomic design, allowing surgeons to navigate the delicate anatomy of the cervical spine with accuracy and control.
2. Gentle Tissue Handling: Engineered with rounded edges and a smooth surface, this instrument ensures gentle manipulation of spinal tissues, minimizing the risk of damage or trauma during surgery.
3. Durable Construction: Constructed from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel, the Alis Cloward Lamina Spreader offers durability and reliability in demanding surgical environments, ensuring long-term performance and safety.
4. Optimal Visualization: The slender profile of the spreader enables optimal visualization of the surgical site, facilitating precise placement and manipulation of the instrument during spinal procedures.
5. Versatile Application: Suitable for a range of spinal surgeries, including laminectomies, discectomies, and spinal decompression procedures, the Cloward Lamina Spreader is a versatile tool in the neurosurgeon’s armamentarium.

Specifications:

• Material: Surgical-grade stainless steel
• Length: Typically available in lengths ranging from 6 to 8 inches
• Blade Configuration: Double-bladed design for efficient lamina spreading
• Autoclavable: Yes, for sterilization between uses
• Usage: Specifically designed for use in cervical spine surgeries, including laminectomies and discectomies

The Alis Cloward Lamina Spreader is an essential instrument in the neurosurgical toolkit, offering precision, reliability, and safety in cervical spine procedures. With its durable construction and ergonomic design, it facilitates smooth and efficient surgical interventions, ultimately contributing to improved patient outcomes.