Stryker N104A - NEEDLE, 4 CM, MICRO, STRAIGHT, 3/32" SLV, EACH
Colorado MicroDissection Needle for use with the Neptune E-SEP Smoke Evacuation Pencil (N-Series)
Originally developed by a neurosurgeon in 1985, today's Colorado Needle line now includes more than 40 configurations tailored to the unique needs of diverse procedures. With unparalleled sharpness and small size, Colorado Needle tips allow for consistent precision and patient protection.
- Ultra sharp tungsten tip for precise soft tissue dissection
- 5 micron tip creates high current density allowing for hemostasis at low power settings
- Full selection of lengths and angles providing exceptional versatility for procedural and surgeon preference
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- Ultra sharp tungsten tip for precise soft tissue dissection
- 5 micron tip creates high current density allowing for hemostasis at low power settings
- Full selection of lengths and angles providing exceptional versatility for procedural and surgeon preference
Precise. Reliable. Effortless.
Originally developed at the request of a neurosurgeon, todays Colorado Needle line now includes more than 40 configurations tailored to the unique needs of diverse procedures. The needles are compatible with a range of monopolar diathermy handpieces on the market, including Strykers Neptune E-SEP smoke evacuation pencil. With an ultra-sharp tip and unparalleled small size, Colorado Needle tips provide the consistent precision and patient protection you want from your everyday, go-to surgical instruments.
Tungsten alloy heat resistant tip (melting point >3400?) maintains sharpness longer than stainless steel; eliminating or reducing the need for multiple needles per case.
Ultra sharp, 5-micron tungsten alloy tip
The smaller the electrode, the higher current density it delivers to the tissue. This means less power is needed to achieve the desired surgical effect, which can result in less tissue necrosis, more precise cutting and cautery, and reduced smoke.
A Shape and Size for Every Need
More than 40 needle types provide exceptional versatility for procedural and surgeon preference; all conveniently available through a single source.
