Adson Elevator, Sharp
$ 110
Sharp’s Adson Elevator is a surgical equipment that orthopedic and neurosurgeons use to remove the periosteum, a strong membrane, from the bone. Made of German stainless steel, it normally comes in lengths ranging from 6 ½” to 6 ¾”. Unlike other Adson elevators, which have blunt edges, the Sharp model has a sharp edge for more accurate cutting.
| Length | 16.5cm, 17cm |
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| Shape | Straight, Curved |
| Blade | 7mm, 8mm |
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Description
Adson elevators are surgical equipment intended to help surgeons separate the periosteum, a thick membrane that surrounds the bone, from the underlying bone. This separation is required for many orthopedic and neurosurgery operations in order to reach the bone for further treatment.
Here’s some important information concerning Adson elevators, namely the sharp variety:
Sharp vs. Semi-sharp: Adson elevators are available in both sharp and semi-sharp forms. Sharp variants, as the name indicates, feature a sharper edge on the blade that allows for simpler cutting into tissue.
Applications: Sharp Adson elevators are especially beneficial when the periosteum is securely adhered to the bone and a clean separation is required.
Material and Design: These elevators are normally constructed of German stainless steel for durability and simplicity of sterilizing. They come in a variety of lengths, ranging from 6.5 to 6.75 inches, and the blade may be straight or curved, depending on the surgeon’s taste and the surgical job.
Benefits: Sharp Adson elevators provide efficient periosteum separation, reducing injury to adjacent tissues. This atraumatic separation is critical for facilitating speedier recovery after surgery.
Additional information
| Dimensions | 16.5 cm |
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