Wire Passer Large and Small for Orthopedic Surgery

Wire Passers are specialized orthopedic surgical instruments used to facilitate the placement of wires, such as Kirschner wires (K-wires), into bone or soft tissue during procedures like fracture fixation or joint stabilization. The wire passer helps guide and insert wires with precision, often in confined or difficult-to-reach areas. These instruments are essential for achieving accurate placement of wires, particularly in smaller fractures, delicate procedures, or areas with limited visibility.

There are two main types of wire passers in orthopedics: large wire passers and small wire passers. Each is designed for different surgical needs based on the size of the bone, fracture, or the wire being used.