Arthroscopes

Arthroscopes are minimally invasive surgical instruments used to visualize the inside of joints. They consist of a thin tube with a magnification lens and a light source connection at the end.

• Precise surgical procedures: Surgeons can perform delicate procedures with greater accuracy and precision.
• Reduced risk of infection: Smaller incisions minimize the risk of infection.
• Minimally invasive: Smaller incisions mean less pain, scarring, and a faster recovery time.

Common arthroscopic procedures include:

• Knee surgery: Repairing torn ligaments (ACL, MCL, PCL) and meniscus tears.
• Shoulder surgery: Treating rotator cuff tears and shoulder impingement.
• Hip surgery: Repairing labral tears and treating hip impingement.
• Ankle surgery: Treating ankle sprains, fractures, and arthritis.
• Wrist surgery: Treating carpal tunnel syndrome and other wrist conditions.

HE17-1750 4mm 0° Arthroscope, 175mm length, autoclavable
HE17-1755 4mm 30° Arthroscope, 175mm length, autoclavable
HE17-1760 4mm 70° Arthroscope, 175mm length, autoclavable
HE17-1751 2.7mm 0° Arthroscope, 187.5mm length, autoclavable
HE17-1756 2.7mm 30° Arthroscope, 187.5mm length, autoclavable
HE17-1761 2.7mm 70° Arthroscope, 187.5mm length, autoclavable
HE17-1752 2.7mm 0° Arthroscope, 110mm length, autoclavable
HE17-1757 2.7mm 30° Arthroscope, 110mm length, autoclavable
HE17-1762 2.7mm 70° Arthroscope, 110mm length, autoclavable