On September 14, 2026, a specialized small animal spinal surgery instrument set was officially introduced to the veterinary market, designed for hemilaminectomy and vertebral fracture stabilization procedures, helping improve post-operative neurological recovery rate for intervertebral disc disease patients.

      The full set includes precision high-speed burrs, nerve root retractors and micro bone rongeurs with ultra-fine tip design. Clinical data collected from 189 canine intervertebral disc herniation cases showed that using this dedicated instrument set reduced total spinal surgery duration by 38%, and the post-operative deep pain recovery rate for paralyzed patients increased from 57% to 88%. The non-slip handle design provides surgeons with more precise tactile feedback, minimizing accidental spinal cord injury risk during delicate decompression procedures.

      Most previous spinal surgeries in small animals had to use modified human orthopedic instruments, which were often too large for the limited surgical field in canine and feline spines. This new veterinary-specific set solves that problem with miniaturized instrument dimensions optimized for the T9 to L7 vertebral segments in small breeds. It also supports sterilization under standard 134℃ autoclave cycles, maintaining consistent instrument performance after more than 500 repeated sterilization cycles.