Ross Probe | Medic Instrument

The Ross Probe is a delicate, straight or angled neurosurgical instrument used for fine dissection, exploration, and manipulation of neural tissue, particularly in cranial and spinal procedures. Its slender, blunt tip allows surgeons to gently separate delicate structures like nerves, vessels, and brain tissue without causing trauma. It is invaluable for defining anatomical planes, exploring tumor margins, and performing subtle maneuvers in confined spaces such as the cerebellopontine angle or spinal canal, where precision and a gentle touch are paramount for patient safety and surgical success.

Key Features:

Slender, blunt-tipped design for atraumatic neural tissue dissection and exploration.
Used in neurosurgery for separating nerves, vessels, and defining tumor planes.
Ideal for delicate work in the brainstem, skull base, and spinal cord.
Provides fine tactile feedback to the surgeon.
Available in straight and various angled configurations.
A fundamental microdissection tool in the neurosurgeon’s toolkit.