Smith & Nephew | Medical Devices Reviewed by Clinicians | Which Medical Device
For over 150 years, Smith & Nephew has developed advanced medical devices for healthcare professionals around the world.
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The DYONICS GLIDER Articular Cartilage Probe is a monopolar radiofrequency probe designed for the treatment of Grade II and III chondromalacia. It is part of the Smith and Nephew ELECTROTHERMAL ARTHROSCOPY SYSTEM and is compatible with the VULCAN generator. The effect of this device on articular...
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The Smith and Nephew Endobutton CL BTB fixation system is designed for bone-patellar tendon-bone reconstruction of the anterior cruciate ligament. It comes in a range of sizes from 20 to 60mm in length. The Endobutton anchors in the cortex of the femur and the graft is then tensioned and...
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The device has a mobile polyethylene liner which is locked onto a femoral head that articules in a metallic acetabular shell. According to Smith & Nephew, the system was designed for patients, in primary and revision cases, who are susceptible to dislocation and therefore in need of greater...
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