Neurosurgery & Spine
Nerve Hooks & Dura Hooks
Model: G-3042.22
A collection of fine hooked and spatula-tipped instruments used to gently elevate, retract, or probe nerves and the dura mater during neurosurgery.
Key Features
- Broad pattern range: Smithwick, Frazier, Hoen, Dandy, Adson, Graham, Sachs, and Cloward
- Tip shapes include blunt and sharp hooks (Frazier, Hoen) and spatula ends (Smithwick)
- Several patterns (Adson, Dandy, Cloward) have a round grip handle for better control
- Lengths span from 16 cm/6¼″ (Cloward) to 29 cm/11½″ (Smithwick)
Technical Specifications
| Patterns included | Smithwick, Frazier, Hoen, Dandy, Adson, Graham, Sachs, Cloward |
|---|---|
| Length range | 16–29 cm (6¼″–11½″) |
| Reference range | G-3030.17 – G-3072.16 |
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Nerve Hooks & Dura Hooks — G-3042.22
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