Description

The Lumbar Vertebral Spreader is a specialized spinal instrument designed to provide controlled distraction of lumbar vertebral bodies during spinal surgery. Commonly used in lumbar discectomy, decompression, interbody fusion, and reconstructive procedures, the instrument helps create and maintain access to the intervertebral disc space while improving surgical visualization and working room. Controlled vertebral distraction facilitates disc removal, endplate preparation, implant placement, and other critical stages of lumbar spine surgery.

The instrument features robust three-prong tips engineered to provide secure engagement within the vertebral space while helping prevent slippage during distraction. Available with working depths of 85 mm and 100 mm, the spreader accommodates varying patient anatomies and surgical approaches. The multi-prong design distributes force more evenly across the contact surface, promoting stable distraction and enhanced procedural control throughout surgery.

Its heavy-duty construction is specifically designed to meet the demands of lumbar spinal procedures where greater distraction forces are often required compared to cervical applications. The instrument is capable of achieving a maximum opening of 70 mm, allowing surgeons to create substantial vertebral separation when necessary. The ergonomic adjustment mechanism enables gradual, precise distraction while maintaining stability and control during prolonged procedures.

Manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, every Lumbar Vertebral Spreader undergoes stringent quality control inspection to ensure durability, corrosion resistance, and dependable long-term performance. Its three-prong tip design, multiple depth options, and powerful distraction capability make it an essential instrument for lumbar decompression, fusion, and reconstructive spine surgery.