Arthro Straight Wide Jaw Punch, Medium

Description

The Arthro Straight Wide Jaw Punch, Medium, is a surgical instrument designed for precise tissue excision and manipulation in arthroscopic procedures. Its straight design allows for direct access and control, making it ideal for joint surgeries where precision is key. The wide jaw provides a firm grip on soft tissues, enabling efficient excision or resection of tissue such as meniscus, ligaments, or synovial membranes.

Key Features:

• Medium Size: The medium size of the punch is suitable for handling moderate volumes of tissue, offering a balance between precision and the ability to excise larger tissue portions compared to smaller punches.
• Straight Configuration: The straight shaft design ensures a straightforward approach to tissues, enhancing control during excision, especially in minimally invasive arthroscopic environments.
• Wide Jaw: The wide jaw enhances grip and allows for better tissue handling without unnecessary force, reducing the risk of slippage or damage to surrounding structures.
• Precision Cutting: The punch’s sharp, serrated or smooth jaws provide clean, controlled cuts, ensuring minimal trauma to adjacent tissues during tissue removal or manipulation.

Applications:

• Meniscus Repair: The punch is commonly used to excise damaged meniscal tissue or shape the remaining meniscus during repair.
• Debridement: It is also used for debridement procedures to remove degenerated or damaged soft tissues within the joint.
• Soft Tissue Resection: The punch helps with the resection of thickened joint capsules, ligaments, or scar tissue.

Benefits:

• Versatility: Effective for a wide range of joint procedures, particularly those involving knee, shoulder, and elbow joints.
• Efficient and Precise: Enables quick, controlled tissue removal with minimal disruption to surrounding tissues.

In summary, the Arthro Straight Wide Jaw Punch, Medium, is a vital tool for arthroscopic surgeons, offering a combination of efficiency, precision, and versatility in handling soft tissues during joint surgeries.