Gall Bladder Cystotomy Spoon 9-1/2" with 10/11 mm

The Gall Bladder Cystotomy Spoon, 9-1/2" with 10 mm and 11 mm bowls, is the middle of the three pairings and covers the stone sizes most commonly encountered in practice. The two closely matched bowls allow the surgeon to change to the marginally larger end when a stone proves slightly too big to seat securely in the smaller bowl, which is a frequent occurrence and avoids reaching for a second instrument.

As with all spoons in this range, the smooth shallow bowl and rounded rim lift a calculus clear without gripping or fracturing it, and without abrading the bladder or gall bladder mucosa. The 9-1/2" shaft reaches comfortably into the abdomen while the operator's hand remains outside the incision.

• Double ended with closely matched 10 mm and 11 mm bowls
• Allows a change to the larger end without reaching for a second instrument
• Covers the stone sizes most commonly encountered in practice
• Smooth shallow bowls lift calculi without gripping or fracturing
• Rounded rims avoid abrading the mucosa
• 9-1/2 shaft keeps the hand outside the incision

Why are the two bowl sizes so close together?

A stone that will not seat in one bowl will often seat in the marginally larger one, avoiding an instrument change.

Which pairing is most generally useful?

The 10/11 mm covers the calculus sizes most commonly encountered in small animal practice.

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