Synthes 388.31 Orthopedic 4mm Long Small Hexagonal Driver 13-1/2" Preowned
Synthes 388.31 Orthopedic 4mm Long Small Hexagonal Driver 13-1/2" Preowned is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Synthes 388.31 Orthopedic 4mm Long Small Hexagonal Driver 13-1/2" Preowned
Synthes 388.31 Orthopedic 4mm Long Small Hexagonal Driver 13-1/2".
Technical specifications
- Brand: Synthes
- Reference / model: 388.31
- Overall Length: 13-1/2 inches
Additional product details
- 4mm
- Long
- The Synthes 388.31 4.0 mm Long Small Hexagonal Driver (13‑1/2″) is a precision orthopedic instrument designed to engage and drive 4.0 mm hex head screws in deep or difficult‑to‑access anatomical sites.
- Because of its length, this driver offers a better line of approach in cases where standard shorter drivers cannot reach without retraction or enlarging exposure. The design must balance rigidity (to transmit torque without twisting or flexing) with usability; a too‑stiff driver might be hard to maneuver in tight or curved anatomical corridors, so the shaft diameter and heat‐treatment are likely chosen to maintain both stiffness and resilience.
- In surgery, using this driver helps avoid the need to disassemble or remove intervening anatomy just to seat or remove a screw. However, its length also introduces potential pitfalls: torque at the handle is magnified by leverage, so care must be taken to avoid over‑torquing screws or applying excessive force that could damage screw heads or bone. Also the tip should fit exactly (no rounding), and the shaft must be clean and free of bends. Proper sterilization, inspection for tip wear, and ensuring that handle provides a secure grip (especially when wet or under gloves) are important to maintain safety and effectiveness.
Condition
Preowned and in excellent condition.
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