Bone Spreader 5 1/2″ No 4 Pattern
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Bone Spreader No. 4, 5½″ in length, is a precision orthopedic instrument used to gently separate bone fragments or expand osteotomy sites. Designed for controlled spreading in tight surgical fields.
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Instrument Name: Bone Spreader
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Pattern: No. 4
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Length: 5½″ (≈140 mm) – compact and precise for confined spaces
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Jaw Design: Parallel or slightly curved jaws for stable spreading
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Mechanism: May include spring or ratchet lock for controlled expansion
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Material: Surgical-grade stainless steel; autoclavable and corrosion-resistant
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Primary Use:
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Spreading bone in osteotomies or fracture alignment
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Creating space for grafts or implants
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Maintaining separation during bony reconstruction
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Applications:
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Orthopedic surgery
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Oral and maxillofacial procedures
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Spinal surgery
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Podiatric and trauma surgeries
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Sterilization: Fully autoclavable; designed for repeated surgical use
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The Bone Spreader 5½″, No. 4 Pattern is a specialized surgical tool used primarily in orthopedic, spinal, and maxillofacial procedures. Designed to facilitate controlled spreading of bony segments or to maintain separation during procedures such as fracture alignment, osteotomy, or implant site preparation, this instrument provides precise and stable expansion with minimal trauma.
The No. 4 Pattern features finely tapered, parallel jaws that open evenly, allowing for even pressure distribution across the bone surface. Made from surgical-grade stainless steel, the instrument is autoclavable, corrosion-resistant, and built for repeated use in demanding surgical environments. The handle typically includes a spring or ratchet mechanism for maintaining the spread at a consistent width, ensuring stability during hands-free use.
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