Therapeutic Technologies closeout auctions take place on DOTmed.com. Bid today on 286 lots of medical equipment. Onsite or virtual inspection available. Appointments can be scheduled by contacting Alex St.Cyr at Alex@TherapeuticTech.net (609) 781-2954.
ROA closeout auctions take place on DOTmed.com. Bid today on 125 lots of medical equipment. Onsite or virtual inspection available.
Stryker 250-040-132 Laparoscopic J Hook Electrosurgical Probe We provide trading and service of Ultrasound unit/Transducer, Dynamic system device/parts, Rigid endoscope parts and Flexible... view more
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Stryker 5400-99 Core Universal Driver of 5400-099-000 for 5400-50 CORE Console The model of Stryker 5400-99 Core Universal Driver is 5400-099-000. Stryker 5400-99 Core Universal Driver... view more
Stryker 375-708-500 Formula 180 Shaver Handpiece with Buttons Use with CORE Console and TPS Console. Use Formula Series Cutters and Burs. Surgical Instruments include Scissors, Forceps,... view more
Stryker 375-704-500 Formula Hand-Controlled Shaver Handpiece with Buttons Use with CORE Console and TPS Console. Use Formula Series Cutters and Burs. uses standard hub Formula shaver blades... view more
Stryker 5400-210-060 PD Series Maestro Perforator Chuck Attachment Maestro Perforator Chuck, 60:1 Speed Reduction,CORE, O/R Surgical Instruments include Scissors, Forceps, Clamps, Needle... view more
Stryker TPS 5100-37 Micro Reciprocating Saw The Stryker TPS 5100-37 Reciprocating Saw is high performance saw within the Total Performance System (TPS). The TPS Reciprocating Saw runs on the... view more
Stryker TPS 5100-31 Micro Oscillating Saw Shown with optional Stryker 5100-9 Universal Handswitch Surgical Instruments include Scissors, Forceps, Clamps, Needle Holders, Electrodes, Knives,... view more
Stryker 4100-125 & 4103-126 Pin Collet Attachment Stryker 4100-125 Pin Collet Attachment.This optional collect holds pins having diameters from 078-125 in.(2.0-3.2mm) Stryker 4103-126 Pin... view more
Stryker 4100-110 Synthes Drill & 4100-231 Jacobs Reamer Stryker 4100-110 Synthes Dril Accepts Synthes tools such as drill bits, taps and automatic screwdrivers with the appropriate snap-lock... view more
Stryker SE5/TPS 275-701-000 Surgical Shaver Surgical Instruments include Scissors, Forceps, Clamps, Needle Holders, Electrodes, Knives, Blades, Retractors and Fiber Optic Headlights. Spare parts... view more
Stryker 272-701-100 SE5 / TPS Shaver Handpiece with Buttons The Stryker 272-704-100 SE5 / TPS Shaver runs on either the Stryker SE5 Console or the Stryker 5100-50 TPS Console with Intregal... view more
Stryker 2296-37 Command II Reciprocating Saw The Stryker 2296-37 Command II Reciprocating Saw has a speed of 17,000 CPM. The Stryker Command II Reciprocating Saw runs off of the 2296-1 Command II... view more
Surgical instruments are essential medical equipment used in various surgical procedures. These instruments are meticulously designed and crafted to aid surgeons in performing precise and delicate tasks during operations. They are typically made of high-quality stainless steel to ensure durability, corrosion resistance, and ease of sterilization. Surgical instruments come in a wide range of types and sizes, each serving a specific purpose. Common examples include scalpels, forceps, scissors, retractors, needle holders, and clamps.
The uses of surgical instruments span across multiple medical specialties, including general surgery, orthopedics, neurosurgery, gynecology, and more. Scalpels are used for making incisions, forceps help in grasping and holding tissues, scissors are used for cutting, and retractors assist in holding incisions open. Needle holders are used to hold and manipulate sutures during wound closure, while clamps are used to control bleeding or secure tissues.
The price range for surgical instruments varies depending on factors such as the complexity of the instrument, the manufacturer, and the quality of the materials used. Basic instruments like forceps or scalpels can cost as low as $10-$20, while more specialized instruments can range from $50 to several hundred dollars. Complex instruments used in advanced procedures may cost even more.
There are numerous manufacturers in the space of surgical instruments, each offering their own range of products. Some well-known manufacturers include Medtronic, Johnson & Johnson, B. Braun Melsungen AG, Stryker Corporation, and Integra LifeSciences Holdings Corporation. These manufacturers have established their reputation for producing high-quality surgical instruments that meet the stringent requirements of the medical community. Additionally, there are smaller manufacturers and specialty companies that cater to specific surgical specialties or offer unique instrument designs to meet specialized needs.
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