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EXCEPTIONAL PRODUCTS

The selection of products manufactured by Neuro Enterprises are not only of the highest quality, but are also available in a variety of options to ensure you find exactly what you’re looking for. With top-of-the-line materials, cutting-edge production technologies and a highly qualified team, we guarantee complete satisfaction.

SELF-CLEANING SUCTION

FRAZIER AND YANKAUER

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CHICAGOTIP™

The “ChicagoTip™” is a disposable self cleaning suction to be used in an array of surgeries. Our embedded stylet provides a simple solution to remove any clog without detaching the suction tip from the hose. This saves time and allows the surgical procedure to proceed without interruption.
Thousands have been used in the OR

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MULTIPURPOSE RETRACTOR (MPR)

MPR™

MPR allows for proper visualization of the desired anatomy which is necessary for a safe and effective operation. The common retractors used in surgeries today have either fixed or limited length or angle of adjustment. Multi-purpose retractor (MPR) allows for a simple and effective design to address both the length variation and the angle of adjustment. MPR also allows usage in different surgical specialties by utilizing interchangeable tips.

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LUMBAR FORAMINAL RASPS

LUMBAR FORAMINAL RASPS

Surgical instruments which aid in the decompression of the lumbar neuroforamen (NF), where the nerves exit the spine.

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CURETTE TO BE USED AT EVERY ACDF

LOW PROFILE CERVICAL CURETTE

Low profile cervical curette is a surgical instrument designed for patients that present with cervical spinal stenosis from herniated disc, ligament overgrowth or osteophytes causing spinal cord compression. The low profile cervical curette provides a simpler and more effective decompression of the posterior aspect of the cervical vertebral body (VB) when performing total disc replacement (TDR) and anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF). It may also be used less frequently in cases of posterior cervical foraminotomies.

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