Description

The Cervical Vertebral Spreader is a precision spinal instrument designed to facilitate controlled distraction of cervical vertebral bodies during anterior cervical spine procedures. Commonly used during cervical discectomy, decompression, fusion, and disc replacement surgery, the instrument helps create and maintain access to the intervertebral disc space, allowing improved visualization and instrument maneuverability throughout the procedure.

The instrument features narrow 3 mm tips specifically designed for insertion into the cervical disc space. These slender tips provide secure engagement while minimizing disruption to surrounding anatomical structures. Available with working depths of 70 mm and 95 mm, the spreader accommodates different patient anatomies and surgical approaches. The distraction mechanism provides controlled opening up to 18 mm, enabling surgeons to achieve the desired degree of vertebral separation with precision.

With an overall length of 13 cm (5¼”), the spreader offers excellent control within the confined operative field of cervical spine surgery. Its ergonomic design and ratcheted distraction mechanism allow gradual, stable distraction while maintaining consistent positioning throughout the procedure. The compact profile enhances visibility and facilitates efficient surgical workflow during delicate spinal interventions.

Manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, every Cervical Vertebral Spreader undergoes stringent quality control inspection to ensure durability, corrosion resistance, and dependable long-term performance. Its precise distraction capability, multiple depth options, and ergonomic design make it an essential instrument for anterior cervical spine surgery.