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Spatula, Double Ended
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Spatula, Double Ended is a spatula listed in the Aesculap Surgical Instrument Catalogue on page 906. The catalogue prints an overall length of 5 3/4“, 145.00 mm. Printed dimensions: 15.00 mm. Printed design characteristics: double ended. The catalogue lists this article as a single configuration. German designation as printed: Spatel, Zungenspatel. Article number: BN184R. Request a Quote or Send Inquiry for availability, lead time and institutional supply.
Spencer-Wells Hemostatic Forceps
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The Spencer-Wells Hemostatic Forceps is a hemostatic forceps used in general and open surgical procedures for occluding blood vessels and controlling bleeding (hemostasis). It follows the established Spencer-Wells pattern, which fixes its jaw geometry and handling characteristics and allows it to be identified consistently across procurement and inventory systems. As a single product family it consolidates 8 individually catalogued variations, covering straight and curved working profiles and 6 catalogued size options, so that buyers can compare and select the exact configuration required. Each variation retains its own article number and exact dimensional data. Supplied as a B2B catalog item for hospitals, surgical centers, procurement teams, and distributors; pricing is not published, so please request a quote or send an inquiry for pricing, lead time, and availability.
Spermatic Cord Fixation Clamp
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The Spermatic Cord Fixation Clamp is a spermatic cord fixation clamp used in surgical procedures for clamping and occluding tissue or vessels. It is catalogued by its instrument type and configuration rather than by a named eponym pattern. It is supplied as a single configuration (145 mm), catalogued under one article number with the specification shown. Supplied as a B2B catalog item for hospitals, surgical centers, procurement teams, and distributors; pricing is not published, so please request a quote or send an inquiry for pricing, lead time, and availability.
Splinter Forceps
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The Splinter Forceps is a splinter forceps used in surgical procedures for grasping and holding tissue. It is catalogued by its instrument type and configuration rather than by a named eponym pattern. As a single product family it consolidates 3 individually catalogued variations, covering straight, angled, and curved working profiles and 4 catalogued size options, so that buyers can compare and select the exact configuration required. Each variation retains its own article number and exact dimensional data. Supplied as a B2B catalog item for hospitals, surgical centers, procurement teams, and distributors; pricing is not published, so please request a quote or send an inquiry for pricing, lead time, and availability.
Sponge-/Dressing Forceps
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The Sponge-/Dressing Forceps is a sponge-/dressing forceps used in general surgical and wound-care procedures for holding swabs, sponges, and dressings. It is catalogued by its instrument type and configuration rather than by a named eponym pattern. As a single product family it consolidates 7 individually catalogued variations, covering curved and straight working profiles, 4 catalogued size options, and serrated jaw or tip configurations, so that buyers can compare and select the exact configuration required. Each variation retains its own article number and exact dimensional data. Supplied as a B2B catalog item for hospitals, surgical centers, procurement teams, and distributors; pricing is not published, so please request a quote or send an inquiry for pricing, lead time, and availability.
Sponge/Tissue Forceps
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The Sponge/Tissue Forceps is a sponge/tissue forceps used in general surgical and wound-care procedures for holding swabs, sponges, and dressings. It is catalogued by its instrument type and configuration rather than by a named eponym pattern. As a single product family it consolidates 4 individually catalogued variations, covering straight and curved working profiles and smooth and serrated jaw or tip configurations, so that buyers can compare and select the exact configuration required. Each variation retains its own article number and exact dimensional data. Supplied as a B2B catalog item for hospitals, surgical centers, procurement teams, and distributors; pricing is not published, so please request a quote or send an inquiry for pricing, lead time, and availability.
St. Barts Nerve and Vessel Hook
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The St. Barts Nerve and Vessel Hook follows the ST. BARTS pattern and is a nerve and vessel hook from the Aesculap surgical instrument range, catalogued under Retractors → Nerve & Vessel Hooks. It has an overall length of 7″ (180.00 mm) with a blunt tip. It is intended for neurosurgical and spinal procedures, supporting retraction and protection of neural and dural tissue. Every specification shown is taken directly from the Aesculap catalogue (source page 614); no attributes have been inferred, and it is tracked internally under registry ID REG-080089. Pricing is provided on request through the inquiry system; submit a Request a Quote for current availability, lead time, and commercial terms.
St. Barts Rongeur
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The St. Barts Rongeur is a rongeur used in orthopedic and surgical procedures for removing and trimming bone and tissue. It follows the established St. Barts pattern, which fixes its jaw geometry and handling characteristics and allows it to be identified consistently across procurement and inventory systems. As a single product family it consolidates 3 individually catalogued variations, covering straight working profiles and 1 catalogued size options, so that buyers can compare and select the exact configuration required. Each variation retains its own article number and exact dimensional data. Supplied as a B2B catalog item for hospitals, surgical centers, procurement teams, and distributors; pricing is not published, so please request a quote or send an inquiry for pricing, lead time, and availability.
St. Clair Thompson Nasal Speculum
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St. Clair Thompson Nasal Speculum is a nasal specula listed in the Aesculap Surgical Instrument Catalogue under the ST. CLAIR THOMPSON pattern on page 984. The catalogue prints an overall length of 3“, 73.00 mm. The catalogue prints 2 configurations for this family, distinguished by Configuration. Printed variant values across the family: 8.00 mm; 51.0 mm; 8.50 mm; 64.0 mm. The catalogue prints the group reference OK071R-OK072R. German designation as printed: Nasen-Spekulum. Article numbers: OK071R, OK072R. Request a Quote or Send Inquiry for availability, lead time and institutional supply.
St. Clair Thompson Nasal Speculum, Light Pattern
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St. Clair Thompson Nasal Speculum, Light Pattern is a nasal specula listed in the Aesculap Surgical Instrument Catalogue under the ST. CLAIR THOMPSON pattern on page 984. The catalogue prints an overall length of 3“, 73.00 mm. Printed dimensions: 8.00 mm; 8.50 mm. Printed design characteristics: light pattern. The catalogue prints 2 configurations for this family, distinguished by Size. German designation as printed: Nasen-Spekulum. Article numbers: OK070R, OK073R. Request a Quote or Send Inquiry for availability, lead time and institutional supply.
St. Marks Pelvis Retractor
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The St. Marks Pelvis Retractor follows the ST. MARKS pattern and is a pelvis retractor from the Aesculap surgical instrument range, catalogued under Retractors → Pelvis Retractors. It is available as 3 catalogued variations spanning lengths from 11 1/2″ (290.00 mm) to 13″ (330.00 mm), allowing selection of the exact configuration required. It is intended for abdominal and visceral procedures, supporting retraction of the abdominal wall and viscera. Every specification shown is taken directly from the Aesculap catalogue (source page 739); no attributes have been inferred, and it is tracked internally under registry ID REG-080075. Pricing is provided on request through the inquiry system; submit a Request a Quote for current availability, lead time, and commercial terms.
Stacke Probe
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Stacke Probe is a probe catalogued in the Probes section of the Aesculap Surgical Instrument Catalog. It is listed under the STACKE pattern. The catalog lists the instrument bilingually as Probe / Sonde. Every configuration in this listing is printed as length 100 mm, diameter 0.8 mm, straight, bulb-headed tip, and malleable. The listing covers catalog number BN160 as a single catalogued configuration. Specifications are reproduced exactly as printed in the source catalog. Submit an inquiry to request a quote or confirm availability.
Stegmann Mamilla Marker
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The STEGMANN Mamilla Marker family (Mamillenmarkierer) comprises toothed marking instruments from the Aesculap Instruments for Measuring range, all produced to the STEGMANN pattern. Offered in 4 catalogued configurations (AD123R, AD125R, AD127R, AD129R) differing by diameter. 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. Intended for site marking of the mamilla. Available on a request-for-quotation basis for hospitals, procurement teams, surgical centers, distributors and dealers; consult the individual variations for exact specifications and quote the article number when sending an inquiry.
Stellbrink Bone Holding Forceps
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The Stellbrink Bone Holding Forceps is a bone holding forceps used in orthopedic and trauma surgery for grasping and stabilizing bone fragments. It follows the established Stellbrink pattern, which fixes its jaw geometry and handling characteristics and allows it to be identified consistently across procurement and inventory systems. As a single product family it consolidates 4 individually catalogued variations, covering curved working profiles and 6 catalogued size options, so that buyers can compare and select the exact configuration required. Each variation retains its own article number and exact dimensional data. Supplied as a B2B catalog item for hospitals, surgical centers, procurement teams, and distributors; pricing is not published, so please request a quote or send an inquiry for pricing, lead time, and availability.
Sterilization Tray (ET130R)
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The Storage Tray (Aesculap reference ET130R) is a sterilisation and storage tray used to hold, organise and sterilise instruments. Sterilisation trays and racks are used to hold, organise, protect and sterilise instruments during reprocessing and storage. Its printed specifications are recorded in the technical specifications. It is classified under Dilators › Storage Tray. Characteristics that are not stated in the catalog are omitted rather than assumed. Pricing is not published; to confirm availability and lead times, request a quote or send an inquiry.
Sterilization Tray for Hegar Dilators, 1–17 mm
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The Storage Tray (Aesculap reference EM099R) is a sterilisation and storage tray used to hold, organise and sterilise instruments. Sterilisation trays and racks are used to hold, organise, protect and sterilise instruments during reprocessing and storage. Its printed specifications are recorded in the technical specifications. It is classified under Dilators › Storage Tray. Characteristics that are not stated in the catalog are omitted rather than assumed. Pricing is not published; to confirm availability and lead times, request a quote or send an inquiry.
Sterilization Tray for Hegar Dilators, 18–26 mm
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The Storage Tray (Aesculap reference EM100R) is a sterilisation and storage tray used to hold, organise and sterilise instruments. Sterilisation trays and racks are used to hold, organise, protect and sterilise instruments during reprocessing and storage. It is supplied with a length of 95 mm as recorded in the manufacturer catalog. It is classified under Dilators › Storage Tray. Characteristics that are not stated in the catalog are omitted rather than assumed. Pricing is not published; to confirm availability and lead times, request a quote or send an inquiry.
Sternberg Retractor
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The Sternberg Retractor follows the STERNBERG pattern and is a retractor from the Aesculap surgical instrument range, catalogued under Retractors → General & Handheld Retractors. It is available as 4 catalogued variations spanning lengths from 4 3/4″ to 6″ (150.00 mm), allowing selection of the exact configuration required. It is intended for surgical procedures, supporting tissue retraction and exposure. Every specification shown is taken directly from the Aesculap catalogue (source page 649); no attributes have been inferred, and it is tracked internally under registry ID REG-080033. Pricing is provided on request through the inquiry system; submit a Request a Quote for current availability, lead time, and commercial terms.