Neurosurgery Sets

Neurosurgery sets in this category

Cranial sets

• Cranial neurosurgery surgery set — an Olivecrona wire saw, Yasargil tumor forceps, brain spatulas and scalp clips for craniotomy in tumor and vascular surgery.
• Craniotomy surgical instrument set — Gigli saws, Ruskin and Stille-Liston bone forceps and Taylor dural scissors, in a leather case.
• Rhoton micro dissectors set — titanium micro dissectors with a ball dissector, round knives, an elevator and a 90° hook.

Spinal sets

• Spinal neurosurgery set — a neurosurgery instruments set for the spine with Caspar rongeurs, an exploration hook, bone curettes and Fergusson suction; 22 pieces.
• Spinal surgery instrument set — a Caspar retractor, Kerrison punches and Echlin and Ruskin rongeurs; 10 pieces.

How to choose a neurosurgery instrument set

• Brain or spine. Cranial sets carry saws, bone forceps, dural scissors and brain spatulas; the spinal sets carry rongeurs, Kerrison punches and curettes for decompression.
• Open or microsurgical. The Rhoton set holds the fine neurosurgical instruments used under the microscope; it adds to a cranial set rather than replacing it.
• Contents. Compare each set page's instrument list with your own count sheet.

What are neurosurgery sets used for?

• Craniotomy: opening the scalp, cutting and lifting the bone flap, opening the dura, and closing the layers.
• Brain tumor and vascular surgery: retracting the brain with spatulas, removing and handling tissue, and microdissection around aneurysms and tumors such as acoustic neuromas.
• Spinal decompression: laminectomy, laminotomy and foraminotomy, removing bone and ligament that press on the spinal cord or nerve roots, and discectomy.

How BusinessMed surgery sets are made

The instruments in each set are German stainless steel, reusable and autoclavable, with a 5-year warranty; titanium instruments and any case are named on the set page.