Cloward-style vertebra spreader, #4 working length 85.0mm 24.0mm jaw opening

Cloward-style vertebra spreader supports controlled separation during dental and neurosurgical procedures.
#4 configuration provides an 85.0mm working length for procedural reach.
Its 24.0mm jaw opening accommodates substantial separation within the operative field.
The spreader format helps maintain exposure while instruments remain positioned.
Defined dimensions support predictable setup and selection for focused procedures.
Its purpose-built design helps clinicians apply separation with controlled handling.

Brand: surgivalley

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OEM & International Cross-Reference Equivalents

UNIVERSAL NOMENCLATURE EU MDR 2017/745 & US FDA GUDID Classification

EMDN (EUDAMED): L0313

GENERAL SURGERY INSTRUMENTS, REUSABLE

GMDN Code: 58032

Vertebral body cement cannula

Manufacturer / Benchmark	Catalog Number (REF)	Specification Match
Aesculap	`H20-600-00`	Exact Pattern Match
Buxton Biomedical	`34-3410`	Exact Pattern Match
Medline	`PF44142`	Exact Pattern Match
Symmetry Surgical	`50-1255`	Exact Pattern Match

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SKU: 020060010

Categories: Distraction | Spreaders, Spreaders

Controlled Access for Dental and Neurosurgical Workflows

The Cloward-style vertebra spreader is a surgical spreading instrument designed to help maintain controlled separation during procedures requiring access around vertebral structures. Its #4 configuration combines an 85.0 mm working length with a 24.0 mm jaw opening, supporting reach into the operative field while providing a defined spreading range. In dental and neurosurgical workflows, this format can assist with exposure and instrument positioning when a vertebra spreader is appropriate to the procedure. The focused design supports deliberate handling, organized access, and consistent placement within the surgical field without adding unnecessary instrument complexity.

Use Cases

Supporting controlled spreading during neurosurgical procedures involving vertebral access.
Assisting exposure and working-space management in dental surgical workflows where a vertebra spreader is selected.
Providing a defined 24.0 mm jaw opening for procedures requiring measured separation.
Using the 85.0 mm working length to reach into the operative field while keeping the instrument body accessible for handling.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

Clean and reprocess the instrument according to the facility's validated procedures and applicable instructions for use.
Inspect the jaws, working end, and moving components before and after use for soil, damage, alignment, or restricted movement.
Handle the spreader carefully during transport and setup to protect the working surfaces and mechanism.
Store the instrument in a clean, dry environment where the jaws and working end are protected from impact.