Sklar Hardy Micro Spoon, 9 Inch
A 9 inch Sklar Hardy micro spoon, used by neurosurgeons to remove small tissue fragments during pituitary and skull base surgical procedures.
The Sklar Hardy Micro Spoon is a 9 inch instrument with a small scoop shaped tip, part of the Hardy family of instruments developed for trans-sphenoidal pituitary and skull base surgery. The micro spoon is used to remove small fragments of tissue or tumor from within the surgical cavity, lifting material away cleanly in a confined space where suction alone may not fully clear all debris.
Its fine scale reflects the precision needed when working through the narrow trans-sphenoidal corridor close to critical neurovascular structures. This is a single size listing as offered by Sklar for this pattern, typically used together with other Hardy instruments such as dissectors, enucleators, curettes and implant forks during the same procedure.
Neurosurgeons rely on a complete matched Hardy instrument set for pituitary surgery so the correct tool is available at each stage of tumor access, removal and cavity management, and this instrument is intended for repeated sterilized use.
