Brain Spatula Malleable

Description

The brain spatula malleable blades conform and bend to your desired anatomy. It can be used with any Universal Skull Frame. 9″ lengths and available in five unique widths, these are perfect for protecting critical anatomical structures during cranial surgery. Proudly manufactured in the USA. The blades which can be contoured to any anatomy, and are exceptionally helpful when treating deep aneurysms.

Attach directly to the Fukushima Universal Skull Frame

These can attach directly to the Fukushima Universal Skull Frame and the Flexible Snake Arms. You can use our ac mis bipolars with use of a port and our Isabella Forceps.

Fukushima Universal Skull Frame

Benefits for Micro Surgery

The Brain Spatula Malleable offers a broad range of benefits for neurosurgeons, making it an essential tool for a variety of procedures. Its intended use is to maintain two portions of brain parenchyma away from each other, with the purpose of revealing hidden cerebral structures. This is especially useful during tumor surgery, as it allows surgeons to have a clear view of the tumor while avoiding damage to surrounding tissues. In addition, the Brain Spatula can be used during aneurysm surgery to help prevent rupture by keeping the aneurysm sac from expanding.

The Brain Spatula Malleable features a single tapered retractor arm that allows surgeons to perform different surgical approaches. In addition, the edges of the spatula feature a round, blunted design that prevents tissue tearing. Moreover, the Brain Spatula’s working ends may vary in tapered width from 1/4″ – 3/4″ to 1/16″ x 1/4″, . Also, their malleable nature allows for retracting the brain parenchyma with minimum effort while adapting to the cerebral curvatures. High grade stainless steel with a matte finish that is both durable and effective.

If you are in need of a Brain Spatula for your next surgery, look no further than Tom Cruise Neurosurgery! We offer a variety of sizes and styles to suit your needs and our team would be happy to advise you on which one would be best for your procedure. Contact us today to learn more!