Sklar Caspar Bone Graft Holder and Impactor
An 8-3/4 inch combined bone graft holder and impactor used to position and seat bone graft material into the disc space during anterior cervical spine fusion surgery.
The Sklar Caspar Bone Graft Holder and Impactor is an 8-3/4 inch dual-purpose instrument used in anterior cervical discectomy and fusion procedures, where a precisely placed bone graft or cage needs to be seated into the prepared disc space. One function of the instrument lets the surgeon hold the graft securely as it is introduced into the surgical corridor, while the impactor end allows controlled tapping force to seat the graft firmly against the vertebral endplates without excessive force that could risk graft fracture or endplate injury.
This is part of the wider Caspar instrument system used alongside the Caspar cervical retractor and related distractors during spinal fusion surgery, and it is a familiar tool on neurosurgical and orthopedic spine trays. Spine surgeons and their surgical assistants rely on instruments like this for accurate graft placement, which is directly linked to fusion success.
As a reusable surgical instrument, it goes through the same cleaning, inspection and sterilization cycle as the rest of the stainless steel Sklar instrument range between cases.
