Major Orthopaedic Sets

We understand that ordering major orthopaedic instrument sets can often be a complex undertaking. Hospitals and surgical departments frequently have their own preferred instruments, brands and tray configurations, making standardisation a real challenge. To support you in making appropriate selections, we have drawn on our extensive experience and compiled a set of example lists that include the most commonly used instruments for major orthopaedic surgery.

These instrument sets are carefully designed to support complex interventions, from preparation through to closure. They include robust dissecting and tissue-handling instruments (scalpels, scissors, forceps), advanced retractors and bone-access tools (osteotomes, gouges, bone hooks, bone levers), dedicated haemostasis tools (artery forceps, hemostatic clamps), bone-resection and bone-preparation instruments (bone cutters, rongeurs, nibblers), and suturing instruments (needle holders and suture forceps) all selected with orthopaedic applications in mind.

Major Orthopaedic Set 1

Major Orthopaedic Set 2

Major orthopaedic surgery encompasses large-scale procedures involving bone, joint, ligament and tendon work, often with substantial exposure and bone-manipulation demands. Every instrument in these major sets is engineered for both durability and ergonomic performance, since major orthopaedic procedures demand strength, stability and repeated use in large operative fields. By choosing a well-rounded and comprehensive set, surgical teams gain a dependable foundation for large-scale orthopaedic operations, allowing greater consistency, efficiency and confidence in the theatre. Whether used as a primary tray for major cases or to supplement existing surgical stocks, this major orthopaedic instrument set provides a versatile and high-performance solution for modern bone and joint surgery.

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