Special Tools

Nucleus forceps

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Nucleus forceps

The straight blade is mainly used to remove protruding nucleus pulposus tissue during spinal endoscopic surgery.

Upward Medullary Clamp

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Upward Medullary Clamp

Angled upwards, with an advantage of angle, allowing for flexible and convenient retrieval of items.

claw

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claw

Straight toothed forceps, mainly used for grasping large pieces of nucleus pulposus tissue during spinal endoscopic surgery.

Flexible Gripper

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Flexible Gripper

Snake-shaped forceps can flexibly handle areas that are difficult to reach with straight forceps, such as in cases of spinal canal stenosis.

Basket clamp

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Basket clamp

It can easily break through the yellow ligament, and its front end can strongly bite down on the target tissue, gradually removing the diseased tissue, thereby achieving purposes such as decompression and relieving nerve compression.

Uplift clamp

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Uplift clamp

Designed with 15° and 45° angles, it has advantages in operational angles, making it convenient to handle lesions located higher up.

bone pliers

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bone pliers

The handle of the bone biting forceps can be rotated at multiple angles to facilitate operations such as treating spinal canal stenosis and nerve decompression.

Threaded work casing

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Threaded work casing

Thread design increases resistance and is not prone to sinking.

DH casing

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DH casing

Hollow drill

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Hollow drill

Compatible with endoscopes of sizes 3.75mm-181mm / 4.3mm-130mm / 4.3mm-181mm / 7.1mm-139mm.

Full tooth hollow drill

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Full tooth hollow drill

Fine-toothed band saw, prevents product drifting.

Half-tooth hollow drill

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Half-tooth hollow drill

With the addition of a half-tooth ring saw, cutting is more precise and safer.

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