Stegmann Mamilla Marker

Product Overview

The STEGMANN Mamilla Marker family (Mamillenmarkierer) comprises toothed marking instruments from the Aesculap Instruments for Measuring range, all produced to the STEGMANN pattern. Each marker carries a toothed (gezahnt) working ring used to mark the mamilla site, and the family is graded across four diameters — 33.00 mm, 38.00 mm, 42.00 mm and 48.00 mm — so the marker size can be matched to the individual case. All four sizes share an identical pattern and working-end design.

Design Characteristics

All four configurations are STEGMANN-pattern markers with a toothed working end, differing only in diameter: 33.00 mm, 38.00 mm, 42.00 mm, and 48.00 mm. The catalog entry does not state material specifications for this listing, and no material claims are made here.

Configuration Options

The Stegmann Mamilla Marker family is catalogued in 4 configurations. The variation attributes offered are: Diameter — 33.00 mm, 38.00 mm, 42.00 mm, 48.00 mm. All configurations belong to a single product family and share the characteristics described above; the individual variations should be consulted for exact specifications.

• AD123R: Diameter 33.00 mm
• AD125R: Diameter 38.00 mm
• AD127R: Diameter 42.00 mm
• AD129R: Diameter 48.00 mm

Technical Specifications

• Instrument Type: Stegmann Mamilla Marker
• Family ID: FAM-000012
• Category: Instruments for Measuring
• Subcategory: Mamilla Markers
• Pattern: STEGMANN
• Variation Count: 4
• Article Numbers: AD123R, AD125R, AD127R, AD129R
• Available Diameter: 33.00 mm; 38.00 mm; 42.00 mm; 48.00 mm

Applications

Application statements are limited to uses supported by the instrument’s catalog designation; clinical use decisions remain the responsibility of the treating institution.

• Mamilla site marking, as indicated by the instrument’s catalog designation

Reprocessing and Care

As catalogued reusable surgical instruments, the articles in this listing are intended to be cleaned, disinfected and sterilized in accordance with the manufacturer’s reprocessing instructions and the institution’s validated reprocessing procedures before first use and between uses. Graduations and scales should be inspected for legibility during routine inspection, and instruments with damaged or illegible scales should be withdrawn from service in line with departmental policy. Detailed, article-specific reprocessing guidance is provided by the manufacturer and should always take precedence.

Ordering and Quotation

The Stegmann Mamilla Marker is listed as a configurable product family: it is available in multiple configurations, and the individual variations should be consulted for exact specifications. Each of the 4 catalogued configurations carries its own Aesculap article number, which should be quoted when requesting pricing or availability. This platform operates on a request-for-quotation basis for hospitals, surgical centers, procurement teams, distributors and dealers: select the required configuration and submit an inquiry to receive a formal quotation, delivery information and any additional documentation required by your institution.

Source and Traceability

This listing is derived directly from the Aesculap Surgical Instrument Catalog, chapter AA/AD Instruments for Measuring (Messinstrumente), pages 21, 22. All names, article numbers, dimensions, graduations and pattern designations are reproduced as printed in the source catalog; values not stated in the catalog are deliberately omitted rather than estimated. Bilingual German designations are retained where they aid identification, since many procurement systems and legacy inventories reference the German catalog terms. Where an eponymous pattern name applies, it identifies the catalogued instrument pattern and serves as the standard identifier used by procurement teams, sterile-processing departments and distributors when specifying this instrument.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Stegmann Mamilla Marker used for?

It is catalogued in the Aesculap Instruments for Measuring chapter and is intended for site marking of the mamilla. Application statements here are limited to what the catalog designation supports.

What variations are available?

The family is catalogued in 4 configurations — AD123R (Diameter 33.00 mm); AD125R (Diameter 38.00 mm); AD127R (Diameter 42.00 mm); AD129R (Diameter 48.00 mm).

What sizes are available?

Catalogued diameters are: 33.00 mm, 38.00 mm, 42.00 mm, 48.00 mm, all with the toothed STEGMANN working end.

How is this instrument identified?

By its Aesculap article numbers (AD123R, AD125R, AD127R, AD129R) and its STEGMANN pattern designation.

What materials are used?

The catalog entry for this listing does not state material specifications, so none are claimed here. Material documentation can be requested through the inquiry process and supplied with a formal quotation.

Who typically procures this instrument?

Hospitals, surgical centers, procurement teams, distributors and dealers. This platform operates on a request-for-quotation basis rather than direct online ordering.

How do I request pricing?

Submit an inquiry quoting the article number of the required configuration; a formal quotation with pricing, availability and delivery information will be provided.