Kyphoplasty systems

Life Instruments

by Life Instrument Corporation

A hand-held, surgical instrument designed to be used to manually pack tissue or other material during a surgical intervention. It typically consists of a shaft that terminates in a blunt (flat or profiled) tip at the distal end and a handle at the proximal end. It is typically a one-piece instrument made of metal, however some types may employ a synthetic material for the handle (e.g., Tufnol). The surgeon may pack the material by applying hand pressure to the device or by tapping the proximal end with a hammer/mallet. This is a reusable device.

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Life Instruments models and sizes

From the FDA Global Unique Device Identification Database. Confirm with the manufacturer's instructions for use.

Model / catalog no.SizeMRIStatus
563-1308-3-1β€” Not statedAvailable
725-1125-2M-3β€” Not statedAvailable
763-0606-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-0608-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-0610-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-0611-1β€” Not statedAvailable
763-0638-0Cβ€” Not statedAvailable
763-0738-0Cβ€” Not statedAvailable
763-0812-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-1000-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-1012-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-1206-2β€” Not statedAvailable
763-1209-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-1212-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-1212-0Cβ€” Not statedAvailable
763-1212-1β€” Not statedAvailable
763-1212-2β€” Not statedAvailable
763-1213-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-1261-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-1300-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-1303-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-1304-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-1306-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-1308-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-1312-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-1315-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-1316-1β€” Not statedAvailable
763-1405-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-1405-0-1β€” Not statedAvailable
763-1408-0Cβ€” Not statedAvailable
763-1410-1Cβ€” Not statedAvailable
763-1410-OCβ€” Not statedAvailable
763-1558-1-1β€” Not statedAvailable
763-1808-0Cβ€” Not statedAvailable
763-1810-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-6010-0Cβ€” Not statedAvailable
763-7010-0Cβ€” Not statedAvailable
763-7012-0Cβ€” Not statedAvailable
763-7013-0Cβ€” Not statedAvailable
763-9500-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-9502-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-9503-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-9504-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-9505-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-9506-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-9508-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-9510-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-9510-0-1β€” Not statedAvailable
763-9510-0Cβ€” Not statedAvailable
763-9510-3β€” Not statedAvailable
763-9510-30β€” Not statedAvailable
763-9512-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-9512-1β€” Not statedAvailable
763-9513-0β€” Not statedAvailable
763-9515-0β€” Not statedAvailable
863-1111-0β€” Not statedAvailable

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Frequently asked questions

What is Life Instruments used for?

A hand-held, surgical instrument designed to be used to manually pack tissue or other material during a surgical intervention. It typically consists of a shaft that terminates in a blunt (flat or profiled) tip at the distal end and a handle at the proximal end. It is typically a one-piece instrument made of metal, however some types may employ a synthetic material for the handle (e.g., Tufnol). The surgeon may pack the material by applying hand pressure to the device or by tapping the proximal end with a hammer/mallet. This is a reusable device.

Who makes Life Instruments?

Life Instruments is made by Life Instrument Corporation. It is listed under vertebral augmentation systems (kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty) in our device library.

What sizes does Life Instruments come in?

The FDA device database does not list sizes for Life Instruments. Check the instructions for use or ask a Life Instrument Corporation representative.

Is Life Instruments MRI safe?

The FDA device database entry for Life Instruments does not state its MRI safety status. Check the labeling before MRI.

Is Life Instruments FDA cleared?

Life Instruments is registered in the FDA's Global Unique Device Identification Database (GUDID).

How do I contact a Life Instrument Corporation sales representative?

Life Instrument Corporation has not listed representatives on LA Vascular yet. Visit the Life Instrument Corporation company page for contact details.

Models, sizes and MRI status come from the FDA Global Unique Device Identification Database (GUDID); descriptions marked "provided by the manufacturer" are reviewed before publishing. Not an endorsement; follow the manufacturer's instructions for use.

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