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Sterile Single-Use Precise and Reliable ORTHOPAEDIC Sterile Single-use Precise and reliable DTR Medical Limited 17 Clarion Court, Enterprise Park, Swansea SA6 8RF UK Telephone: +44 (0)1792 797910 Fax: +44 (0)1792 797955 [email protected] www.dtrmedical.com DTR Medical® is a registered trade mark of DTR Medical Ltd. www.dtrmedical.com 1 IVAI G UIY G SIC Matching reusable standards Save Time - Reprocessing G First time sharpness G Instrument damage/blockage is limited Suitable for high risk procedures Save Lives - Contamination G Cross-infection is eliminated G Risk is avoided Cost effective Save Money – Increase Productivity G Theatre and clinic time is reduced G Diminished re-processing, repairs and replacement YOUR STERILE SINGLE-USE SOLUTION 2 Your Sterile Single-Use Orthopaedic Instruments, Without Compromise ORTHOPAEDIC 2017 Edition Contents Forceps 4-6 Needle Holders 7 Including Mayo-Hegar, Kilner & Crilewood Needle Holders Scissors 8-10 Including Vannas, Mayo, Reynolds and Wire Cutting Scissors Clamps 10 Kerrison Rongeurs 11 Suture Packs 12-13 Including Fine Suture, Spinal Packs, Trauma & Minor Injury Bipolar Forceps 14-16 Including Bayonet Bipolar Forceps Clamp Covers 17 Scope Warmer 17 Bone Trephine & T-Handle 19 Tibbs Arterial Cannula 20 General & Vascular 21-22 Including Silicone Slings, Tibbs Arterial Cannula & Vascular Booties Dissectors & Probes 22 Gigli Saw Blade & Handle 22 Retractors 23-24 Including Kilner “Catspaw” Retractor Volkmann Bone Curette 24 Suction Handles 25-28 Including Frazier, Micro & Tapered Suction Tubing Products 28 Silicone Bands 29 Klerzyme Enzymatic Cleaner 29 www.dtrmedical.com 3 Forceps ■ Effective locking ratchet and robust grip CRILE FORCEPS CFS2001-D Crile Artery Forceps 140mm Straight, double packed 20 units CFC2001-D Crile Artery Forceps 140mm Curved on Flat, double packed 20 units Crile Artery Forceps Curved Crile Artery Forceps Straight MOSQUITO FORCEPS MQT5001-S Mosquito Forceps 125mm Straight, single packed 50 units MQC2012 Micro Mosquito Forceps 120mm Curved, double packed 20 units MQC2025-D Mosquito Forceps Curved 125mm, double packed 20 units MQC2125-D Mosquito Forceps Curved Toothed 1x2 125mm, double packed 20 units Mosquito Forceps Straight 125mm Micro Mosquito Curved 120mm KOCHER ARTERY FORCEPS KAF2014-D Kocher Artery Forceps 140mm, double packed 20 units Kocher Artery Forceps 140mm KAF2014-D SPENCER WELLS FORCEPS SWF2010 Spencer Wells Artery Forceps 120mm Straight, double packed 20 units SWF2015 Spencer Wells Artery Forceps 150mm Straight, double packed 20 units SWF2018 Spencer Wells Artery Forceps 180mm Straight, double packed 20 units SWF2020 Spencer Wells Artery Forceps 200mm Straight, double packed 20 units 4 Your Sterile Single-Use Orthopaedic Instruments, Without Compromise RAMPLEY SPONGE HOLDER RSH2181 Rampley Sponge Holders 180mm, double packed 20 units RSH2241 Rampley Sponge Holders 240mm, double packed 20 units ADSON FORCEPS ADS5001-S Adson Non-Toothed Forceps 120mm, single packed 50 units ATS5001-S Adson Toothed Forceps 120mm, single packed 50 units ATP2012-D Adson Forceps 1x2 with plateau 120mm, double packed 20 units ATP2015-D Adson Forceps 1x2 with plateau 150mm, double packed 20 units ATS2012F Fine Tip Adson Toothed Forceps 1x2 20 units with plateau 120mm, double packed Adson Toothed Forceps 120mm fine tip 1.6mm 1.9mm tip width tip width Adson Adson Adson Forceps Fine Tip Adson Toothed Non-Toothed with Plateau Toothed Forceps We also do Adson Bipolar Forceps see p14 McINDOE FORCEPS MDF5001-S McIndoe Dissecting Forceps 150mm, 50 units Non-Toothed, single packed McIndoe Forceps 150mm 20mm 1.6mm tip width www.dtrmedical.com 5 Forceps FINE SUTURE FORCEPS SPF2001-S Fine Suture Forceps Plain 105mm, single packed 20 units Looking for a Fine Suture Pack? see p12 SSF2001-S Fine Suture Forceps Serrated 105mm, single packed 20 units SPF2001-D Fine Suture Forceps Plain 105mm, double packed 20 units SSF2001-D Fine Suture Forceps Serrated 105mm, double packed 20 units 0.7mm tip width Plain Serrated DEBAKEY FORCEPS DAF2016-D DeBakey Atraumatic Dissecting Forceps 160mm, double packed 20 units 2 x 17mm jaws GILLIES FORCEPS GDF2001-S Gillies Toothed Dissecting Forceps 160mm, single packed 20 units 20mm 2.4mm tip width ALLIS TISSUE FORCEPS ATF2341 Allis Tissue Forceps 3:4 teeth, 160mm, double packed 20 units 4.8mm width of head 6 Your Sterile Single-Use Orthopaedic Instruments, Without Compromise Needle Holders NEEDLE HOLDERS MNH2013 Mayo-Hegar Needle Holder 130mm, double packed 20 units MNH2015 Mayo-Hegar Needle Holder 150mm, double packed 20 units MNHG2013-D Mayo-Hegar Needle Holder with groove 130mm, double packed 20 units Mayo, 150 mm Mayo with groove, 130 mm CNH2015 Crilewood Needle Holder 150mm, double packed 20 units HNH2013 Halsey Needle Holder 130mm, double packed 20 units DNH2018-D DeBakey Needle Holder 180mm, double packed 20 units RNH2015-D Ryder Needle Holder 150mm, double packed 20 units Crilewood DeBakey Halsey Ryder www.dtrmedical.com 7 Scissors ■ Stainless steel sharp/sharp scissors ■ First time sharpness which cut even at the tips 1.7mm tip width KILNER SCISSORS KSS2001-S Kilner Scissors 116mm, single packed 20 units 30mm blade length IRIS SCISSORS ISS2111-S Iris Scissors Straight 90mm, single packed 20 units 1 x 20mm 1 x 20mm ISC2111-S Iris Scissors Curved 90mm, single packed 20 units ISS2110-D Iris Scissors Straight 110mm, double packed 20 units Straight Curved ISC2110-D Iris Scissors Curved 110mm, double packed 20 units Iris Scissors Straight 90mm Curved 90mm STEVENS TENOTOMY SCISSORS TSS2001-S Stevens Tenotomy Scissors 115mm Straight, single packed 20 units TSC2001-S Stevens Tenotomy Scissors 115mm Curved, single packed 20 units TSS2001-D Stevens Tenotomy Scissors 115mm Straight, double packed 20 units TSC2001-D Stevens Tenotomy Scissors 115mm Curved, double packed 20 units Straight Straight Curved 1 x 27mm 1 x 29mm Curved 8 Your Sterile Single-Use Orthopaedic Instruments, Without Compromise Straight 5.5mm Vannas Scissors 0.4mm VSS2081 tip width I High quality stainless steel cross action scissors with fine sharp tips I Precise blade action I Available individually packed or in sets to reduce wastage I Both straight options have 0.4mm tip width I Curved option offers greater flexibility for 5.5mm delicate procedures VSS2121 Curved precise blade 5.5mm action VSC2081 For cost benefit information please contact us +44 (0)1792 797910 VANNAS SCISSORS VSS2081 Vannas Scissors Straight 85mm, double packed 20 units VSS2121 Vannas Scissors Straight 125mm, double packed 20 units VSC2081 Vannas Scissors Curved 85mm, double packed 20 units www.dtrmedical.com 99 Scissors MAYO SCISSORS MSS2141 Mayo Scissors Straight Bevelled Blade 140mm, double packed 20 units MSC2141 Mayo Scissors Curved Bevelled Blade 140mm, double packed 20 units MSS2171 Mayo Scissors Straight Bevelled Blade 170mm, double packed 20 units MSC2171 Mayo Scissors Curved Bevelled Blade 170mm, double packed 20 units Straight Straight Curved REYNOLDS SCISSORS RSC2014-D Reynolds Scissors Curved 145mm, double packed 20 units WIRE CUTTING SCISSORS WCS2001-S Wire Cutting Scissors 120mm, single packed 20 units Clamps CLAMPS BTC2013-D Backhaus Towel Clamp 135mm, double packed 20 units Backhaus Towel Clamp TCF2051 Tubing Clamps 150mm, double packed 20 units 4.2 x 40mm jaws Tubing Clamps You may also be interested in Silicone Tubing see general catalogue p32-35 10 Your Sterile Single-Use Orthopaedic Instruments, Without Compromise precise cutting jaw Kerrison Rongeurs I 200mm shaft length with 40 degree up bite I Well balanced stainless steel construction I Precise cutting jaw 1mm jaw 2mm jaw 3mm jaw 4mm jaw 5mm jaw COMING SOON 90° Up-bite option KERRISON RONGEURS KRU1101 Kerrison Rongeur Punch 1mm jaw, length 200mm with 40 degree up bite, double packed 10 units KRU1201 Kerrison Rongeur Punch 2mm jaw, length 200mm with 40 degree up bite, double packed 10 units KRU1301 Kerrison Rongeur Punch 3mm jaw, length 200mm with 40 degree up bite, double packed 10 units KRU1401 Kerrison Rongeur Punch 4mm jaw, length 200mm with 40 degree up bite, double packed 10 units KRU1501 Kerrison Rongeur Punch 5mm jaw, length 200mm with 40 degree up bite, double packed 10 units www.dtrmedical.com 1111 Suture Packs ■ Customised and double packed options available SUTURE PACKS FSP2002-S Fine Suture Pack I Iris Scissors Straight 90mm single packed I Fine Suture Forceps Serrated 105mm 20 units SPIA2002-S Suture Pack I Adson Non-Toothed Forceps 120mm single packed I Iris Scissors Curved 90mm 20 units SPIA2003-S Suture Pack I Iris Scissors Straight 90mm single packed I Adson Non-Toothed Forceps 120mm 20 units I Mosquito Forceps Straight 125mm SPIA1004 Suture Pack I Iris Scissors Straight 90mm single packed I Adson Toothed Forceps 120mm 10 units I McIndoe Dissecting Forceps Non-Toothed 150mm I Mayo Hegar Needle Holder 150mm SPAI1004 Suture Pack I Iris Scissors Curved 90mm single packed I Adson Toothed Forceps 120mm 10 units I Mayo Hegar Needle Holder 150mm I No3 Blade Handle SPIA1005 Suture Pack I Iris Scissors Straight 90mm single packed I Adson Toothed Forceps 120mm 10 units I Mosquito Forceps Straight 125mm I Mayo Hegar Needle Holder 130mm I No3 Blade Handle SPKA2002-S Suture Pack I Kilner Scissors 120mm single packed I Adson Non-Toothed Forceps 120mm 20 units SPKA1004 Suture Pack I Kilner Scissors 120mm single packed I Adson Toothed Forceps 120mm 10 units I Mayo Hegar Needle Holder 150mm I No3 Blade Handle 12 Your Sterile Single-Use Orthopaedic Instruments, Without Compromise SUTURE PACKS STKA1004 Suture Tray I Kilner Scissors 120mm double packed I Adson Toothed Forceps
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