Bunnell Dissecting Probe

Tendon Guide Forceps (Tendon Retriever) double-action, serrated jaws with 1x2 teeth, 8" (20.0 cm) Tendon Guide Forceps are a unique instrument crafted for use in surgical procedures that require handling and manipulation of tendons. It is also known as a tendon retriever. These forceps are double-action and features serrated jaws with 1x2 teeth which allow it adequate hold on the tendon as it moves it around and repositions it. This can be used in a variety of orthopedic surgeries that require tendon grafting or other maneuvers of the tendon such as in patellar tendon surgery. These forceps are 8" and are available in either a straight or curved jaw.

Bunnell Tendon Passer & Probe malleable, 5.0 mm diameter Bunnell Tendon Passer and Probe is a versatile instrument ideally suited for use in orthopedic surgical procedures. It is a malleable instrument that is designed to deliver tendons to the area where they are needed. This can be useful in procedures such as repair of tendons in the hand in which it is necessary to guide the tendon through the lumbrical canal and navigate other crucial areas with the tendon. This instrument doubles as a probe and can be used in general exploration of areas before using it to guide a tendon. This instrument is available in either 7.25" or 9" making it suitable for a variety of patient needs and surgeon preferences.

Brand Tendon Grasping Forceps 7" (17.8 cm) Brand Tendon Grasping Forceps are ideally suited for use in surgeries of the tendon. Procedures such as patellar tendon repair or a tendon graft in any other area of the body. This instrument features ring handles that allow for ease in manual operation. It also features a ratchet mechanism that can be set at particular widths to aid in grasping and keeping hold of a tendon so that it can be manipulating without losing grip.

Fischer Tendon Stripper round, 4.0 mm inner diameter, 12-1/8" (31.0 cm) Fischer Tendon Stripper is a unique instrument ideally suited for use in procedures that require modification of the diameter of a tendon. This can be used in surgeries such a repair and reconstruction of the anterior cruciate ligament or the plantaris tendon. This instrument can be pushed up the tendon in quick motions while the tendon itself is kept taut to resize it. Additionally this instrument has a round opening and a 4.0 mm diameter as well as a ribbed grip that allows optimal hold.