Orthopaedics | Power tools, drills, screws | Which Medical Device
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The Lu-See Radiolucent Disposable Drive is a plastic extension piece for a standard driver which connects to a Jacob’s chuck. At the other end there is a standard connector for an AO drill bit. The device is used to help distal locking of intramedullary nails. Apparently, the angled...
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An absorbable, tapered, threaded fastener for use in interference fixation of soft tissue grafts or bonetendon grafts. The screw is intended for attachment of soft tissue grafts or bone-tendon grafts to the tibia and/or femur during cruciate ligament reconstruction surgeries. ...
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The Tuke Saw™ from MatOrtho is an air powered saw with a multidirectional vibrating action for cutting cortical or cancellous bone. The blade has a circular motion of only 1.5mm which vibrates soft tissues rather than cutting them. This allows cutting in delicate locations. There is a...
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The Instrument handle with integrated electronics from Fraunhofer is a prototype device, but demonstrates a very attractive idea; that the instrument handle could guide surgeons as to the right amount of torque to place on a screw by lighting up when the correct torque is applied. The device can...
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The SLICK drill bit from Surgionix is a titanium alloy drill bit which allows drilling of a hole and measurement in a single action. The bit has a retractable wire which extends at the tip of the drill and allows measurement of the depth of the hole.
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