Stryker Arthroscope, 2.5mm,2.7mm,4mm x 30º

Description

Stryker Arthroscope (2.5 mm, 2.7 mm, 4 mm x 30º)

The Stryker Arthroscope featuring diameters of 2.5 mm, 2.7 mm, and 4 mm with a 30-degree angle of view is an advanced instrument used in minimally invasive orthopedic surgeries. This versatile tool allows surgeons to visualize and operate on joints with precision and clarity, making it invaluable for various surgical applications.

Key Features

1. Multiple Diameter Options:
   • The availability of 2.5 mm, 2.7 mm, and 4 mm diameters provides flexibility for surgeons to choose the appropriate size based on the specific requirements of the procedure and patient anatomy. The smaller diameters are particularly beneficial for delicate surgeries that require minimal incisions.
2. 30-Degree Angled View:
   • The 30-degree angle enhances visualization of the surgical field, allowing for a wider perspective when navigating complex joint structures. This angle is particularly useful in procedures where direct line-of-sight is not feasible.
3. High-Quality Optics:
   • Stryker is known for its superior optical technology. These arthroscopes deliver bright, high-definition images with excellent clarity and depth of field, enabling accurate assessment and treatment of joint conditions.
4. Durable Construction:
   • Designed from high-grade materials, these arthroscopes are built to withstand the rigors of surgical use and repeated sterilization, ensuring long-lasting performance and reliability.
5. Compatibility:
   • The Stryker Arthroscope is designed to work seamlessly with Stryker’s range of imaging systems and accessories, facilitating easy integration into existing surgical setups.

Applications

• Knee Surgery: Used in various procedures such as meniscal repairs, ACL reconstructions, and examination of cartilage damage.
• Shoulder Surgery: Effective for arthroscopic procedures including rotator cuff repairs and labral reconstructions.
• Ankle and Wrist Surgery: Utilized in joint evaluations and treatments for conditions such as impingement and instability.
• Diagnostic Procedures: Essential for visualizing joint pathologies and assessing conditions like synovitis, chondromalacia, and loose bodies within the joint.

Advantages

1. Minimally Invasive:
   • The smaller diameters (2.5 mm and 2.7 mm) allow for smaller incisions, leading to reduced tissue trauma, less postoperative pain, and faster recovery times.
2. Enhanced Visualization:
   • The 30-degree angle provides better access to difficult areas within the joint, improving the ability to visualize intricate structures and aiding in accurate diagnoses.
3. Versatility:
   • With multiple diameter options and a range of applications, these arthroscopes can be used in various surgical specialties, making them a valuable tool in the operating room.
4. Reduced Complications:
   • Minimally invasive techniques typically result in fewer complications, such as infections and longer recovery times, leading to improved patient outcomes.
5. Efficiency in Procedures:
   • The high-quality optics and angled view enhance the efficiency of surgical procedures, allowing for quicker interventions and improved surgical flow.

Conclusion

The Stryker Arthroscope (2.5 mm, 2.7 mm, and 4 mm x 30º) is an essential instrument in modern minimally invasive orthopedic surgery. Its combination of high-quality optics, versatile diameters, and angled viewing capabilities makes it an invaluable asset for surgeons. By facilitating enhanced visualization and reducing the invasiveness of procedures, this arthroscope contributes significantly to improved patient outcomes and overall surgical efficiency.