Aspen Surgical Elevators are designed to meet the varying needs of surgical procedures with precision and efficiency. Made with high-grade stainless steel, they offer durability and reliability during critical surgical tasks. Suitable for delicate tissue manipulations, this comprehensive range includes different models such as the Cobb Spinal Elevator with a 3/4" blade and an 11" length, and the Symmetry Freer Elevator, featuring sharp and blunt ends for versatile use.

Whether performing a spinal surgery or a septum operation, these elevators guarantee the necessary precision and ease of use. The range includes models like the Cushing "Little Joker" Periosteal Elevator, available in both hollow and solid handles, allowing surgeons to choose based on personal preference. Double-ended features and variations in blade widths make these elevators a must-have in any surgical toolkit, offering adaptability and proficiency in the operating room.

Key Features:

• The surgical elevators feature varying blade widths and lengths, making them versatile for different surgical needs.
• Made of high-quality stainless steel, they ensure durability and long-lasting use in medical environments.
• The handles come in both hollow and solid variations for customized grip preferences.

Uses:

• Aspen Surgical Elevators are essential tools used in surgical procedures for separating periosteum or soft tissues and aiding in spinal surgeries, septum surgeries, and subperiosteal dissections.

FAQs:

1. What are surgical elevators used for?
Surgical elevators are used to separate periosteum or soft tissues, assisting in spinal and septum surgeries, among others.

2. What are the material specifications of these elevators?
These elevators are made from high-grade stainless steel, ensuring durability and longevity in use.

3. Are these surgical elevators reusable?
Some models are reusable while others are single-use; always confirm with the specific product description.