Posterior Cervical Instrument Set Overview

This document lists and describes the components of a Posterior Cervical Instrument Set used in spinal surgery. The set includes various specialized surgical tools designed for instrumentation and fixation in posterior cervical spine procedures.

1. Instrument Components

• Handles and Holders: Quick Coupling Handles (T type and Straight), Rod Holder (big), Rod Holding Forceps (φ3.0), Multiaxial Screw Holder, Hook Holder, Hook Trail, Holder star SW3.0.
• Guide Wires and Wire Guides: Guide Wires in sizes 6/8 and 10/12, Wire Guide φ2.4.
• Measuring and Marking Tools: Depth Gauge, Markers (left and right), Template 3.0, Probe (straight).
• Rod Benders: Rod Bender (left), Rod Bender (right), and general Rod Bender.
• Forceps and Clamps: Reduction Forceps, Distractor, Compresser.
• Drilling and Tapping Instruments: Drill Bits (φ2.4×12, φ2.4×14, φ2.4×16), Adjustable Drill, Drill, Tap, Cortical Tap 3.5, Awl.
• Screwdrivers and Torque Tools: Multiaxial Screwdriver SW3.0, Hex Screwdriver SW3.0, Counter Torque.

2. Product Identification and Catalog Numbers

Each instrument is associated with a specific product code for identification and ordering purposes. Examples include:

• Quick Coupling Handle (T type): 0162.11010
• Guide Wire (6/8): 1261.62001-00
• Depth Gauge: 1261.63001-00
• Rod Holding Forceps φ3.0: 1261.65002-00
• Rod Bender (left): 1261.66001
• Multiaxial Screwdriver SW3.0: 1270.67003-00
• Drill Bit (φ2.4×14): 1262.61012

3. Functional Groupings and Usage

The instruments are grouped by their surgical function:

• Coupling and Holding: Quick Coupling Handles facilitate attachment of tools and implants.
• Guidance and Measurement: Guide wires and depth gauges assist in accurate placement and sizing.
• Rod Manipulation: Rod benders and holders enable shaping and securing of rods.
• Bone Preparation: Drills, taps, and awls prepare bone for screw insertion.
• Screw Insertion and Adjustment: Screwdrivers and torque tools ensure proper fixation.

4. Recommendations and Best Practices

• Use the appropriate size guide wire and drill bit corresponding to the implant size.
• Employ the depth gauge to verify screw length and avoid over-penetration.
• Utilize rod benders carefully to achieve desired rod contour without damaging the implant.
• Ensure all quick coupling handles are securely attached before applying force.
• Maintain instruments clean and sterilized to prevent infection.

5. Limitations and Notes

• The document does not provide detailed procedural steps but focuses on instrument identification.
• Instrument codes are critical for ordering and inventory management.
• Some text appears partially corrupted or duplicated; however, the core instrument list and codes are consistent.

Summary: This technical document serves as a comprehensive inventory and reference for the Posterior Cervical Instrument Set, detailing each instrument’s name, function, and product code. It supports surgical teams in selecting and managing the appropriate tools for posterior cervical spine surgeries.