The Inge Lamina Spreader (27.5 cm) – Orthopedic Surgical Instrument is a specialized orthopedic surgical instrument designed to assist with controlled spreading and retraction during selected spinal and orthopedic procedures. Its extended 27.5 cm length provides a practical working reach for surgical applications where access to deeper anatomical structures is required.
A lamina spreader is designed to provide controlled separation between selected anatomical structures during spinal surgery. By maintaining a defined working space, the instrument can assist the surgical team with visualization and access to the operative area. The exact application depends on the surgical approach, anatomy, procedure, and the design of the individual instrument.
The Inge pattern is associated with specialized spinal instrumentation and may be used in procedures requiring controlled laminar or tissue retraction. The instrument should be selected according to the specific surgical technique and anatomical requirements rather than being considered universally suitable for every spinal procedure.
With an overall length of 27.5 cm, this lamina spreader provides an extended profile that can be useful when additional working reach is required. The exact blade or working-end dimensions, spreading capacity, and mechanism should be confirmed from the product specifications before ordering, as these characteristics can vary between instrument configurations.
The instrument is intended for professional orthopedic and spinal surgical environments. It may be incorporated into spine surgery instrument trays used in hospitals, orthopedic departments, surgical centers, and specialized spinal practices.
Proper handling is important for a spreading instrument because controlled mechanical force is applied during use. The instrument should be used according to the applicable surgical technique and should not be subjected to force beyond its intended design. Working ends should be inspected for deformation, wear, cracks, or other damage before each procedure.
Stainless steel construction, where applicable, provides a durable material for reusable surgical instrumentation. Proper cleaning and maintenance can help preserve the instrument’s surface finish and mechanical function. The spreader’s moving components, working ends, and contact surfaces should be inspected regularly.
If supplied as a reusable surgical instrument, the Inge Lamina Spreader should be cleaned, disinfected, inspected, and sterilized according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions and the healthcare facility’s infection-control protocols. Particular attention should be given to joints, moving mechanisms, recessed surfaces, and areas where biological material may accumulate.
The product name identifies the instrument as an Inge Lamina Spreader. This designation describes the instrument pattern and should not be interpreted as manufacturer affiliation unless specifically documented. Compatibility with a particular surgical system should be verified when applicable.
Overall, the Inge Lamina Spreader 27.5 cm provides a specialized solution for controlled retraction and spreading during selected orthopedic and spinal surgical procedures. Its extended length makes it suitable for applications where a longer working reach is required.
Key Features
- Inge pattern lamina spreader
- 27.5 cm overall length
- Designed for orthopedic and spinal surgery
- Supports controlled anatomical retraction and spreading
- Suitable for selected laminar exposure applications
- Extended length for deeper surgical access
- Designed for professional surgical handling
- Suitable for spine surgery instrument sets
- Durable construction, where applicable
- Requires inspection before clinical use
- Reusable when supplied as a reusable instrument
- Cleaning and sterilization should follow validated protocols
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Inge Lamina Spreader |
| Instrument Type | Lamina Spreader / Orthopedic Retractor |
| Overall Length | 27.5 cm |
| Primary Specialty | Orthopedic & Spine Surgery |
| Primary Function | Spreading & Retraction |
| Application | Selected Spinal Surgical Procedures |
| Working Reach | Extended |
| Blade / Tip Configuration | Verify product specifications |
| Material | Stainless Steel, where applicable |
| Reusable | Yes, when supplied as a reusable instrument |
| Sterilization | Follow manufacturer-validated instructions |
| Intended Users | Qualified Orthopedic / Spine Surgical Professionals |
FAQs
What is an Inge Lamina Spreader?
An Inge Lamina Spreader is a specialized orthopedic and spinal surgical instrument designed to provide controlled spreading and retraction during selected spine procedures.
What is the length of this lamina spreader?
The instrument has an overall length of 27.5 cm.
What is a lamina spreader used for?
A lamina spreader is used to provide controlled separation and retraction of selected anatomical structures to improve access and visualization during appropriate spinal procedures.
Is the Inge Lamina Spreader used in spine surgery?
Yes. It is designed for selected spinal and orthopedic procedures requiring controlled retraction or spreading.
What does the Inge designation mean?
“Inge” identifies the instrument’s recognized pattern or design designation. It does not necessarily indicate a particular manufacturer unless this is specifically documented.
Is this lamina spreader reusable?
When supplied as a reusable surgical instrument, it should be cleaned, inspected, and sterilized according to validated manufacturer instructions and healthcare facility protocols.
What material is the spreader made from?
Stainless steel is commonly used for reusable orthopedic surgical instruments, but the exact material should be confirmed from the product specifications.
How should the lamina spreader be maintained?
It should be thoroughly cleaned, inspected for deformation or damage, and stored appropriately. Moving mechanisms and working ends should be checked before each procedure.
Who should use an Inge Lamina Spreader?
The instrument is intended for qualified orthopedic and spine surgeons and appropriately trained surgical professionals familiar with the applicable surgical technique.

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