Stryker 3910-500-750 Champion Slider Handle w/ Slider 5-Piece Set

Stryker 3910-500-750 Champion Slider Handle w/ Slider 5-Piece Set

INCLUDES:

• Stryker 3910-500-750 Champion Slider Handle 5-3/4"
• Stryker 3910-500-751 45° Right Slider 6-1/2"
• Stryker 3910-500-752 45° Left Slider 6-1/2"
• Stryker 3910-500-756 60° Straight Slider 6-3/4"
• Stryker 3910-500-752 Crescent Medium XL Slider 7-3/8"

When precision in arthroscopic suture management is essential, the Stryker 3910‑500‑750 Champion Slider Handle set delivers performance, versatility, and control. Engineered for orthopedic and sports‑medicine procedures, this five‑piece set — consisting of a reusable slider handle and multiple slider needles — equips surgeons with flexible, reliable suture‑passing options to tackle a broad range of soft‑tissue repairs. The diamond‑tip slider needles and color‑coded geometry streamline recognition and handling, enabling efficient, controlled suture passage through complex joint anatomy.

Surgeons will appreciate the ergonomic balance and intuitive handling of the reusable slider handle, designed to integrate seamlessly into existing arthroscopy trays. Whether performing rotator cuff repair, labrum reconstruction, capsule plication, or other soft‑tissue procedures, the Champion Slider system supports both self-capture and non‑capture suture passage techniques — enhancing versatility across varied surgical scenarios. The secure needle‑to‑shuttle interface and smooth suture delivery reduce soft‑tissue trauma and improve consistency in knot placement and suture retrieval. 

For orthopedic and sports‑medicine teams seeking efficient, reliable, and reusable instrumentation, the Stryker Champion Slider Handle set is a high‑value investment. Its reusable handle, flexible needle options, and refined design support surgical precision, reduce instrument count, and improve workflow — making it an excellent foundation for arthroscopic soft‑tissue repair sets and recurring joint‑repair procedures.

These surgical instruments have been previously used and show visible signs of wear consistent with their prior usage. Despite these signs, they remain in a usable condition, suitable for continued medical procedures.