Description

The Inge Lamina Spreader is a vital tool in spinal and neurosurgical procedures, specifically engineered for the distraction of vertebrae during laminectomies or discectomies. This Inge Lamina Spreader features a high-tensile rachet system that allows for controlled and steady expansion of the intervertebral space. When performing a delicate decompression or preparing a site for spinal fusion, the Inge Lamina Spreader provides the necessary mechanical force to maintain a wide and stable surgical view.

Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel, the Inge Lamina Spreader is built to resist corrosion and maintain its structural integrity through repeated high-pressure surgical cycles. The Inge Lamina Spreader is designed with tapered, serrated jaws that ensure a non-slip grip on the bony surfaces of the laminae. Many orthopedic specialists prefer the Inge Lamina Spreader by Fiya Surgical because of its balanced weight and anti-glare satin finish. For advanced spinal work, this spreader is often used alongside the Kerrison rongeur and the Cloward lamina spreader.

To ensure a clean surgical field during spinal distraction, clinicians frequently pair this heavy-duty retractor with the Frazier suction tube and the Gerald tissue forceps 1×2 T for fine-tissue management. The Inge Lamina Spreader remains a reliable choice for surgeons who require a robust and high-leverage instrument for vertebral management.

Technical Specifications

• Material: Reusable, High-Quality Stainless Steel (Heavy Duty).
• Mechanism: Self-retaining rachet lock for stable distraction.
• Jaw Design: Tapered and serrated for secure bone contact.
• Total Length: 17cm to 25cm (multiple sizes available).
• Finish: Satin finish to eliminate light reflection and glare.
• Quality Assurance: ISO & CE Certified with a 3-Year Warranty.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

• What is the primary use of the Inge Lamina Spreader?
  It is primarily used to spread apart the laminae of adjacent vertebrae to provide better access to the spinal canal and intervertebral discs.
• How does the rachet mechanism benefit the surgeon?
  The rachet allows the instrument to stay locked at a specific width, making it self-retaining so the surgeon can work with both hands free.
• Is this instrument available in different sizes?
  Yes, the Inge spreader comes in various lengths and jaw widths to accommodate different spinal levels, from cervical to lumbar regions.