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Basic Orthopedic Instrument Set-105 Pieces

Original price was: $1,330.00.Current price is: $1,149.90.

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  • Material‏ : ‎ High-Grade Stainless Steel / Titanium
  • Finish ‏ : ‎ ‎ Satin / Anti-Glare / Corrosion-Resistant
  • Sterilization : ‎ ‎Autoclave Safe & Reusable
  • Grip : ‎ ‎‎Non-Slip Ergonomic Handle
  • Grade ‏ : ‎ ‎‎Medical / Surgical Grade
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A well-organized Basic Orthopedic Instrument Set brings together dependable 316L Stainless Steel instruments and a focused lineup of forceps, elevators, and retractors suited to everyday Orthopedic and Bone Surgery needs. While it doesn’t replace the larger systems required for joint replacement or major Trauma reconstruction, this kind of lean, reliable Set remains the backbone of routine Surgery in nearly every orthopedic department.

Sr. No Instrument Name Quantity
1 Scalpel Handle #4 1
2 Lister Bandage Scissors (One Large Ring) 8″ 1
3 Operating Scissors S/S Str 5 ½ ″ 1
4 Operating Scissors S/B Str 5 ½ ″ 2
5 Operating Scissors S/B Cvd 5 ½ ″ 1
5 Stitch Scissors Standard 5 ½ ″ 1
6 Mayo Dissecting Scissors Str 6 ¾ ″ 1
7 Mayo Dissecting Scissors Cvd 6 ¾ ″ 2
8 TC Wire Cutting Scissors Angled 4 ¾ ″ 1
9 Mixter Forceps Right Angle 7 ¼ ″ 4
10 Kelly Forceps Str 5 ½ ″ 12
11 Kelly Forceps Cvd 5 ½ ″ 12
12 Rochester-Pean Forceps Cvd 7 ¼ ″ 3
13 Rochester-Pean Forceps Cvd 7 ¼ ″ 3
14 Dressing Forceps 5 ½ ″ 2
15 Dressing Forceps 8 ″ 2
16 Tissue Forceps 1×2 Teeth 5 ½ ″ 2
17 Tissue Forceps 1×2 Teeth 8″ 2
18 TC Mayo-Hegar Serr 7″ 1
19 TC Mayo-Hegar Serr 8″ 1
20 Allis Tissue Forceps 4×5 Teeth 6″ 2
21 Allis Tissue Forceps 5×6 Teeth 7 ½ ″ 2
22 Needle Nose Pliers 5 ½ ″ 1
23 Bone/Cartilage Clamp Cvd 8″ 1
24 Kern Bone Forceps w/0 Ratchet Extra Small 5 ¾ ″ 1
25 Kern Forceps 8 ½ ″ 1
26 Lewin Bone Forceps Serr 7″ 1
27 Lowman Clamp Small Jaw 1
28 Lowman Clamp 1″x 1 ½ ″ jaw 4 ¾ ″ 1
29 Liston Bone Forceps Angled 7 ¾ ″ 1
30 Stille-Liston Bone Forceps Str 10 1/2″ 1
31 Beyer Ronguer Cvd on Flat 7″ 1
32 Ruskin Ronguer Str 7 ¼ ″ 1
33 Hajek Bone Mallet 8″ 1
34 Hibbs Osteotome 10 mm 9 ½ ″ 1
35 Hibbs Osteotome 13 mm 9 ½ ″ 1
36 Hibbs Chisel 10 mm 9 ½ ″ 1
37 Hibbs Chisel 13 mm 9 ½ ″ 1
38 Key Elevator ¼ ″x7 ½  ″ 1
39 Key Elevator ½  ″x7 ½  ″ 1
40 Sayre Elevator Double End Blunt 6 ½ ″ 1
41 Weitlaner-Beckman Retractor Sharp 6″ 1
42 Weitlaner Retractor ¾ Prong Sharp 6 ½ ″ 1
43 Backhaus Towel Clamp 3 ½ ″ 4
44 Backhaus Towel Clamp 5 ¼ ″ 12
45 Frazier Suction Tube 8 French 1
46 Frazier Suction Tube 10 French 1
47 Frazier Suction Tube 12 French 1
48 Hibbs Retractor 7 ½ ″ 2
49 Senn Retractor Double end Sharp 6 ¼ 2
50 Senn Retractor Double end Blunt 6 ¼ 2
51 Metzenbaum Scissors Cvd 7″ 1
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Basic Orthopedic Instrument Set: System Overview, Technical Specifications & Instrumentation

A Basic Orthopedic Instrument Set covers the foundational tools nearly every Orthopedic department relies on day to day, without the added bulk or cost of highly specialized hardware. This guide walks through what a genuine Basic set includes, the material standards behind it, and how it relates to the larger, more specialized systems used for joint replacement and major Trauma reconstruction.

System Overview

A Basic Orthopedic Instrument Set sits closely alongside categories like the Minor Orthopedic Instrument Set, Minor Bone Surgery Tool Kit, and Small Fragment Orthopedic Set, all built around routine, lower-intensity procedures rather than major reconstruction. A Hand and Foot Orthopedic Surgery Kit or Minor Trauma Surgical Kit often overlaps with this same category, covering common fractures and smaller bone work that make up the bulk of everyday Bone Surgery caseloads. Rather than trying to do everything, a well-designed Basic Set focuses on the handful of tools used constantly across nearly every case, keeping the tray lean, fast to sterilize, and easy to restock between procedures.

Technical Specifications, Instrumentation & Material Standards

Material Standards

Orthopedic Instruments in a genuine Basic set are still built to real clinical standards despite their simpler scope. Instruments are typically made from 316L Stainless Steel, valued for corrosion resistance through repeated sterilization cycles. Tools are designed with an anti-glare satin finish to prevent light reflection under operating theater lamps, while soft-tissue-friendly contours and smooth bevels safeguard surrounding neurovascular structures during aggressive leverage or cutting — the same careful engineering found in larger, more specialized systems, just applied at a smaller, more focused scale.

Instrumentation

A typical Instrument Set in this category includes Bone Forceps and Bone Holding Forceps for stabilizing fragments, along with Reduction Forceps, often scaled down to Mini Bone Reduction Forceps for finer work. A Periosteal Elevator, or simply an Elevator, lifts soft tissue cleanly off the bone surface, while a Curette or Bone Curette, Osteotome, and Gouge support basic shaping and preparation.

Major Joint Replacement Trays

It’s worth being clear about what a Basic Orthopedic Instrument Set does not include: major joint replacement hardware. Reamers, broaches, trial implant components, and precise alignment guides used for hip and knee reconstruction belong to a much larger, dedicated system entirely separate from this basic category. A Basic set simply isn’t built to accommodate that level of complexity, and hospitals maintain these joint replacement trays as their own distinct inventory rather than folding them into everyday Surgical Instruments trays.

The Role of Major Ortho Sets in Trauma and Joint Reconstruction

Larger, dedicated systems step in whenever a case moves beyond what a Basic elastic nail set,set can reasonably handle — significant Trauma to the femur or pelvis, or full joint reconstruction requiring specialized implant hardware. These bigger systems often sit alongside an interlocking nail set for intramedullary fixation and a broken implant nail set for revision work, with hospitals typically organizing everything under a broader major orthopaedic kit or set. The Basic orthopaedic kit or set remains the everyday workhorse for routine cases, while these larger systems get reserved for the genuinely complex work that falls outside its scope.

 

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