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Brand Tendon Stripper round head Brand Tendon Stripper is a crafted for use in alteration of tendon diameter in a variety of orthopedic procedures. Many procedures such a repair of tendons of the hand to restore function or reconstruction of the anterior cruciate ligament can benefit from this instrument. Additionally this stripper can be a key instrument in tendon grafting procedures as well as in modification during repair. This instrument features a round head and is available in a 3.0 to 6.0 mm diameter.

Kleinert-Kutz Tendon Retriever flexible serrated jaws w/ 1x2 teeth, shaft length of 5-1/8" (13.0 cm) Kleiner-Kutz Tendon Retriever is a uniquely designed instrument for use in grasping tendons from a distance and moving them or pulling them through an already made incisions. This instrument features a shaft that is 5 1/8 " long that is very slim making it able to fit through very small areas. Additionally the jaws are flexible and serrated with 1x2 teeth that allows it to clamp onto tissue areas as they are manipulated without causing damage but effectively keeping them within its hold. This instrument is available in two sizes: small with a shaft diameter of 2.0 cm and large with a shaft diameter of 2.5 mm.

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.

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.