Description

The Laminectomy Pack WSLHD is a meticulously curated set of surgical instruments, specifically designed for spinal procedures such as laminectomy. This comprehensive collection is intended for use by skilled surgeons and their teams, providing the essential tools needed to address conditions like lumbar spinal stenosis.

Key Features

• High-Quality Materials: Each instrument is crafted from superior grades of stainless steel, aluminum, and carbon fiber, ensuring durability and precision.
• Reusable Instruments: All components are designed for repeated use, offering long-term value and reliability.

Instrument Organization

The instruments are thoughtfully organized in the general order of use, with customization options available to meet specific surgical needs. A minimum quantity is required for any modifications, allowing for tailored configurations.

Storage and Presentation

• Silicone Foam Fittings: Instruments are securely housed in silicone foam, minimizing movement and potential damage.
• Graphics Aluminum Box: The set is stored in a robust aluminum box with silicone fittings, featuring graphical indicators for easy identification and placement of each instrument.

Included Instruments

• Bone Curette Fiber Handle
• Bone Nibbler Double Action Angular 225 mm
• Cobbs Elevator
• Disc Forceps (Straight, Up, Down)
• Dura Elevator
• Kerrison Bone Punches (2 mm, 3 mm, 4 mm, 5 mm)
• McDonald Retractor
• Mastoid Retractor Self Retaining-Extended
• Nerve Root Retractors (Straight, Angled 45°, Angled 90°)

Precautions and Warnings

This instrument set is intended exclusively for trained medical professionals. Users should be aware of the sharp edges and moving joints that may pose risks such as glove tearing or skin injury. Preoperative planning is crucial, including verifying instrument functionality and replacing any worn items.

Contraindications

The use of this set is contraindicated in patients with conditions such as infection, inflammation, severe disease, or defective bone structures. Allergies and other relevant medical conditions should also be considered.

Potential Risks

Surgeons should be mindful of general surgical risks, including:

• Infection
• Neural damage
• Mechanical failure
• Anesthesia complications

Proper handling and adherence to medical guidelines are essential to mitigate these risks.

Maintenance

Regular checks for instrument functionality are recommended, with prompt replacement of any damaged items. Adhering to these guidelines will help ensure successful surgical outcomes and prolong the lifespan of the instruments.