Arthroscopic Hand Instruments

Arthroscopic hand instruments are precision surgical tools used through small incisions to diagnose, manipulate, and repair joint tissues

Graspers & Forceps: Used to hold, move, or extract torn cartilage, loose bodies, or suture material. Available in straight or curved jaws with smooth or serrated edges

Punches & Basket Forceps: Designed with razor-sharp edges to cleanly cut or excise tissue and debride bone or cartilage

Scissors: Narrow, fine-tipped instruments used for precise soft-tissue cutting, such as in a synovectomy or labral trimming

Probes & Hooks: Diagnostic tools used to palpate, lift, and measure structures like the meniscus or articular cartilage

Curettes & Rasps: Ring-shaped or hoe-like tips used to scrape bone spurs, prepare surfaces, or clear tissue during chondroplasty.

Knives & Suture Passers: Specialized blades (such as banana or bayonet knives) and piercing devices used to cut tissue or route sutures during repairs