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An 11mm straight osteotome engineered for controlled bone work in nasal and maxillary procedures requiring wider blade engagement. The hexagonal handle maintains alignment during mallet impact, while the blade width accommodates larger surface areas. Reusable stainless steel provides consistent performance across surgical cases.
Features & Benefits
This 12mm Sheehan osteotome combines a straight profile with hexagonal handle geometry for controlled bone sectioning in larger orthopedic osteotomy procedures. The wider 12mm edge enables efficient cutting across substantial bone zones, while the handle design supports balanced mallet strikes. At 159mm, it provides adequate reach for bone cutting without excessive length.
The Sheehan osteotome with straight 13mm blade and hexagonal handle is engineered for controlled bone division during septoplasty and nasal pyramid work. The hexagonal grip prevents hand rotation, providing precise strikeload direction. The 159mm length supports balanced mallet control during osteotomy.
This 14mm straight osteotome addresses bone dissection and elevation in larger surgical fields such as extended septoplasty or nasal reconstruction. The hexagonal handle provides anti-rotation security during hammer-driven advancement, and the wide blade optimizes cutting efficiency across larger surfaces. Stainless steel ensures durable clinical service.
At 15mm width, this Sheehan osteotome delivers maximum cutting surface for efficient bone division in wide osteotomy sites and extensive bone cuts. The straight configuration supports direct cutting force, and the hexagonal handle maintains grip stability during repetitive mallet strikes. The 159mm length provides balanced reach and handling.
Sheehan osteotomes carry a fine 1mm cutting edge for measured osteotomies in hand, foot, and small‑joint work. The straight 160mm shaft pairs with a hexagonal handle that resists rotation under mallet strikes, keeping the edge true through cortical bone. Stainless steel construction holds the working edge across repeat autoclave cycles.
The Sheehan osteotome carries a 7mm straight cutting blade on a hexagonal handle, sized for nasal osteotomy work where a moderate cut width is wanted. The hexagonal handle resists rolling on the field, and the 159mm length keeps the surgeon's grip well clear of the mallet impact zone.
An 8mm straight osteotome designed for fine bone elevation and sectioning in rhinoplasty and nasal airway procedures. The hexagonal handle provides anti-rotation grip during mallet-driven advancement, while the narrow blade accommodates delicate septal and lateral nasal bone work. Stainless steel ensures lasting durability.
This 9mm straight osteotome is designed for precise bone elevation and sectioning during nasal osteotomy and septoplasty procedures. The hexagonal handle prevents rotation under mallet impact, ensuring predictable blade alignment. Stainless steel construction provides consistent performance across multiple surgical procedures.
The Sheehy knife is a precision ENT blade with a small 2mm width, designed for controlled incision-making and mucosal dissection during otologic and nasal procedures. The round handle provides secure fingertip grip for delicate incision control. Stainless steel construction ensures consistent edge retention across multiple surgical cases.
The Shepard intraocular lens forceps fold and deliver foldable IOLs through small phaco incisions. A cross‑action design with 1.45 × 2mm serrated upper and lower jaws grips the optic securely without slippage, and a slide lock holds the lens compressed until release. The curved‑up shaft preserves the surgeon's view of the wound during insertion.
This blunt Shepard iris hook provides safe iris manipulation during anterior segment procedures. The blunt working edge protects the iris tissue from penetrating injury while enabling reliable retraction. Designed for both pupil stretching and posterior capsule protection during phacoemulsification.
Shepard iris hooks provide controlled manipulation of the iris margin during anterior segment surgery. The curved design and 1mm blunt tip allow gentle iris elevation and positioning without tissue trauma. The serrated flat handle ensures a secure grip during delicate iris work.
This penetrating gouge removes cancellous bone and creates implant recipient sites during shoulder arthroscopy and open fixation procedures. The 3mm cutting head delivers controlled excavation in the proximal humerus and glenoid, and the straight profile suits axial bone access. The square grip provides secure control during rotational and percussive work.
This larger percussion awl initiates guide holes in dense shoulder and proximal humeral bone where increased striking force is needed. The curved shaft follows bony landmarks, and the square handle provides reliable control during repetitive hammer application. At 220mm, it balances reach with ease of handling.
This percussion awl initiates guide holes for fixation devices in shoulder and proximal humerus bone during open procedures. Its curved profile aligns naturally with bone contours, and the square grip provides secure hand control during repeated hammer strikes. At 220mm length, it reaches deep shoulder exposures while remaining manageable.
The Silber vasovasostomy clamp set includes one precision micro vise and two micro clamps for controlled tissue apposition during microsurgical vas reconstruction. These specialized instruments support atraumatic vessel wall handling and secure positioning during suturing. Reusable stainless‑steel construction maintains reliability across many microsurgical cases.
This silicone sterilization bar organizes and protects delicate instruments within plastic sterilization trays. The 83mm length spans five instrument slots, guiding placement during setup and preventing shifting during processing. Silicone construction resists adhesion and supports easy removal post‑sterilization.
This silicone eye conformer is a postoperative orbital implant placed after enucleation or evisceration to maintain socket volume and prepare for ocular prosthesis fitting. The 10-14mm size range accommodates standard adult orbital anatomy. The smooth silicone surface prevents adhesion formation while supporting long-term socket health during the postoperative phase.
This silicone eye conformer (15-17mm range) is designed for postoperative orbital socket volume maintenance following enucleation or evisceration. The smooth silicone surface promotes tissue adaptation, while the conformer's rounded geometry accommodates socket contours during the early postoperative period before prosthesis fitting.
This larger silicone eye conformer (18-22mm range) provides postoperative socket volume maintenance for adult patients following enucleation or evisceration. The conformer preserves orbital socket depth and contour during the healing phase, supporting subsequent prosthesis fitting and comfortable long-term wear.
This 12mm black silicone eye sphere serves as an ocular implant for veterinary enucleation and orbital reconstruction in companion animals. The 12mm diameter suits small to mid‑size species, and the black silicone provides cosmetic continuity in the orbit after globe removal. Non‑sterile packaging permits sterilization within the veterinary practice.
The left‑directed Silver osteotome provides angled cutting surface geometry suited to contralateral surgical approaches. The integral guard minimizes trauma to periosteal tissue and adjacent soft structures when struck against bone. The straight blade angle relative to the handle shaft ensures perpendicular force application during osteotomy work.
This right‑angled Silver osteotome angles the cutting edge to address cortical bone surfaces in oblique approach work. The single‑guard design protects adjacent periosteal layers while the angled geometry allows controlled sectioning at non‑orthogonal angles. Stainless steel resists deformation when driven against dense intramedullary bone.
The Silver straight osteotome combines a wide cutting surface with a single guard to protect adjacent periosteal and soft tissue structures during mallet‑strike applications. The straight blade geometry directs impact force perpendicular to cortical surfaces, supporting controlled bone division during osteotomy and fracture manipulation. Stainless steel construction withstands repetitive striking without dulling.
The Silverstein round disk knife features a 2mm diameter disk blade angled 33 degrees upward for precise creation and enlargement of tympanomeatal flaps and ossicular windows during otologic surgery. The disk geometry provides a wide cutting surface while the angled head orients the blade upward for optimal visualization during tympanic cavity work. At 7.1 inches, the length provides adequate reach to the stapes and tympanic recess.
The Simcoe cortex extractor combines gentle curved geometry with a 0.33mm aspiration port for efficient cortical cleanup after phacoemulsification. The 23ga gauge and sandblasted tip enhance tactile feedback and prevent cortical slipping during aspiration. At 21mm working length, the "long model" reaches posterior chambers effectively.
Engineered for cataract and anterior-segment exposure, this Simcoe eye speculum holds the eyelids open at an 18mm spread without obstructing the surgical microscope. The open 14mm blades and 10mm lifting wings vault the lashes away from the operative field, and the dull finish reduces glare under coaxial illumination. A compact 1-5/8 inch (40mm) overall length keeps the instrument low-profile against the orbital rim.
The Simcoe nucleus loop's dual 13mm × 4mm serrated loops are designed for secure engagement and elevation of the cataract nucleus during phacoemulsification extraction. The round knurled handle delivers confident tactile feedback during controlled vertical and rotational nucleus manipulation. At 115mm, the balanced length supports optimal microscopic control.
The Simcoe posterior capsule scrubber is engineered for gentle cortical cleanup after phacoemulsification. Its curved 23ga shaft with reverse aperture directs fluid away from the posterior capsule, reducing the risk of capsular rupture during cortical epinucleus removal. The polished finish and fine gauge support atraumatic manipulation in the confined anterior chamber.