Description

The Long Anterior Lamina Spreader is a precision spinal instrument designed to provide controlled distraction during anterior spinal procedures and other surgeries requiring deep operative access. The instrument assists surgeons by creating and maintaining separation between anatomical structures, improving visualization and facilitating access to the surgical site during decompression and reconstructive procedures.

The instrument features toothed jaws measuring 8 mm in width, providing secure engagement and reliable stabilization during distraction. The toothed profile helps maintain consistent positioning while minimizing slippage, allowing controlled force application throughout the procedure. Its jaw design is particularly suited for maintaining stable exposure in demanding spinal applications.

With an overall length of 28 cm (11″), the Long Anterior Lamina Spreader is specifically designed to reach deeper anatomical structures while maintaining excellent control and maneuverability. The distraction mechanism provides controlled opening up to 40 mm, allowing surgeons to gradually achieve the desired degree of separation. Its elongated profile enhances access in deep operative fields where standard spreaders may be less effective.

Manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, every Long Anterior Lamina Spreader undergoes rigorous quality control inspection to ensure durability, corrosion resistance, and dependable long-term performance. Its long-reach design, secure toothed jaws, and controlled distraction capability make it a valuable instrument for anterior spinal and complex spinal surgical procedures.