Minor Ortho Instrument Set Order Form

Minor Ortho Instrument Set Order Form Select Product Qty Description of Product Number 1-210 Kelly Forceps. 5 1/2" Cvd. 4 1-209 Kelly Forceps. 5 1/2" Str. 2 1-205 Mosquito Forceps. 5.5" Cvd. (Halsted) 4 1-2572 Tissue Forceps 8" 2x3 Teeth 4 1-237 Roch-Ochsner Forceps 1x2 Teeth 7.25" Str. 2 1-244 Backhaus Towel Forceps. 5 1/4" 2 1-416 Mayo Hegar Needle Holder 8" Serrated W/Slot For Needle 2 1-405 Webster Needle Holder 5" Smooth 2 1-007 Mayo Scissors. 5.5" Str. 1 1-0101 Tc Mayo Scissors. 6 3/4" Cvd. Beveled 1 1-018D Metzenbaum Scissors 7" Curved Delicate 1 1-029 Stevens Tenotomy Scissors Cvd. 4.5" Blunt Tip 1 1-002 Lister Bandage Scissors 7 1/4" 1 1-286 Bonney Tissue Forceps 7" 1x2 1 1-130286 Gillies Tiss Forceps 6 1x2t Serr 1 1-262 Adson Forceps 4 3/4" 1x2 Standard 1.5mm 2 1-257 Tissue Forceps 8" 1x2 Teeth 1 1-801 #3 Scalpel Handle 2 1-803 #7 Scalpel Handle 1 1-607 Us Army Retractor Set Of 2 2 1-614 Weitlaner Retractor. 8" Sharp 4x4 1 1-601 Senn Retractor Sharp D.E. 2 1-225440 Mini-Hohman Retractor 6.25" X 6mm 2 66.6255 Ruskin Rongeur 6" Cvd 2x15mm Da (Bohler) 1 0-46553 Brun Curette 9" Hex Hdl Str Oval #0 1 0-46554 Brun Curette 9" Hex Hdl Str Oval #1 1 0-46361 Hibbs Osteotome 9 1/2" Str 1/2" 1 0-46359 Hibbs Osteotome 9 1/2" Str 1/4" 1 0-46377 Hibbs Osteotome 9 1/2" Cvd 1/2" 1 0-46373 Hibbs Osteotome 9 1/2" Cvd 1/4" 1 0-58228 Yankauer Suction Tube 11 1/2" Stainless 1 0-42826 Frazier Suction Tube 10 French 30deg 1 1-215 Schnidt Forceps 7.5" Half Cvd. 2 85-439010 Darrach Elevator 10 1/4" Width 3/8" 1 0-46902 Darrach Elevator 10 1/4" Width 1/2" 1 Page 1 of 2 Select Product Qty Description of Product Number 0-46903 Darrach Elevator 10 1/4" Width 3/4" 18mm 1 1-618 Gelpi Retractor 7.25" 1 12-231043 Spinal Fusion Curette 8 Length Size 0 1 85-516490 Spinal Fusion Curette Ang 8" 0 1 62.7548 Fomon Rasp 8 1/2" Fine Convex/Flat 8mm 1 43.3600 Key Elevator 7 1/2" 3/8" Width 1 11.9500 Sharp Hook 6" 1 0-47242 Friedman Rongeur Micro 5 1/2" 30 Degree - 1.3mm Jaw 1 Curved 0-51376 Goelet Retractor 7 1/2" De - Bw 40mm, Bw 32mm, Bl, 34mm, 2 Bl 28mm. Ol 190mm (7 1/2") 59.7605 Cottle Mallet 7 1/4" Convex /Flat Head 12oz - Convex/Flat 1 Surfaces. Stainless Steel Head With Aluminum Handle 1-674 Richardson Retractor 9.5" 3/4" Wide X 1" Deep - Loop Handle 1 0-47880 Sharp Hook 6" Round Handle 1 1-650 Freer Double-Ended Elevator 7.75" X 4.5mm Width - One 2 Sharp Dissecting End 0-49324 Cushing Elevator 7 1/2" Str Sharp - Square Edge, Sharp, 1 15.0mm Width Page 2 of 2 .

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