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Peha instrument sharp spoon from HARTMANN
The Hartmann Peha instrument sharp spoon is a disposable instrument made of brushed steel. This makes the disposable spoon particularly hygienic to use. In this version, the disposable spoon is designed according to Willinger.
Peha-instrument sharp spoon - At a glance
- Disposable instrument made of brushed steel
- Design: according to Willinger
- Sterilely packed - especially hygienic
- Individually labeled - for quick documentation
- Green labeling prevents mixing with reusable instruments
- Length: 16.5 cm
- sterile shelf life of 5 years
Peha-instrument sharp spoon - The details
Sharp spoons, also called Willinger spoons, are commonly used to remove impacted bone fragments or periosteal debris from the fracture gap. The surgical spoon in particular is an instrument that exists in many different forms and is named after different names depending on its shape. Sharp spoons can therefore be straight, curved in the working part, angled and often have different spoon lengths and different sized spoon shapes.
The sharp spoon from Hartmann is a disposable instrument. The Hartmann Peha instruments provide you with advantages due to their sterile individual packaging. The effort for cleaning, disinfection, sterilization, packaging and personnel is reduced. By using disposable instruments, cross-contamination can be avoided and maximum hygiene is guaranteed. The single use and accurate labeling of surgical instruments makes medical documentation much easier.
Contaminated disposable instruments can be collected and disposed of in the same way as commercially available reusable instruments. The plus: steel is recyclable!
Scope of delivery
- 25 Hartmann Peha instrument sharp spoons
Properties: | sterile |
Product Type: | Disposable Instruments |
Return conditions
This article is excluded from withdrawal.