Arthroscopic Surgical Instruments and features include:
Biters, Graspers and Retrievers.
Chondrol mallets and chondrol picks with Teflon handles.
Arthroscopic Punches in styles such as duckling, duckbill, oval, scoop, basket, overbiter, posterior, and rotary.
The knee is a complex joint with three articulations that allow for six degrees of freedom of motion. Key structures that support the knee include the femur, tibia, patella, menisci, ACL, PCL, MCL, and LCL. The menisci act as shock absorbers and help with joint stability, while the ligaments limit various motions to prevent injury.
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The document discusses osteoarthritis of the knee, including the anatomy and biomechanics of the knee joint, risk factors and clinical features of osteoarthritis, conservative and surgical management options. Specifically, it focuses on unicondylar knee arthroplasty versus high tibial osteotomy for the treatment of unicondylar osteoarthritis of the knee, outlining the indications, types of implants, and contraindications for unicondylar knee arthroplasty.
1) The document provides an overview of distal radius fractures, including classification systems, treatment algorithms, and surgical procedures.
2) Key points include that distal radius fractures are the most common fractures, with a spectrum ranging from simple to complex fractures. Treatment depends on factors like displacement and stability.
3) Surgical techniques discussed include percutaneous pinning, external fixation, limited open reduction with internal fixation using plates, screws, or bone grafts. The choice of technique depends on the fracture pattern and stability.
The ankle joint, or talocrural joint, is a synovial hinge joint located in the lower limb. It is formed by the tibia and fibula bones of the leg articulating with the talus bone of the foot. The ankle joint allows for dorsiflexion and plantarflexion movements through strong medial and lateral collateral ligaments and the actions of surrounding muscles like the gastrocnemius and tibialis anterior. Injuries like ankle sprains or Pott's fractures can damage the ligaments of this weight-bearing joint.
This document summarizes a presentation on subtrochanteric femur fractures. It describes an 80-year-old male patient who presented with hip pain after a fall and was found to have a subtrochanteric femur fracture on x-rays. It then discusses the epidemiology, anatomy, classification, treatment options and complications of subtrochanteric femur fractures, noting that they are most commonly treated with intramedullary nailing. Complications discussed include malunion, nonunion, fixation failure and implant failure.
1) Mathew, a 55-year-old male, presented with pain and swelling in his left shoulder following a road traffic accident 1 week ago. On examination, he was found to have a bony prominence over the lateral end of his left clavicle and difficulty raising his left arm, consistent with an acromioclavicular joint dislocation.
2) He underwent open reduction of the dislocated joint and fixation of the clavicle to the base of the coracoid using K-wires.
3) Acromioclavicular joint dislocations are commonly caused by direct trauma and account for about 9% of shoulder injuries, usually affecting males aged 20-30 years old.
The knee is a complex joint with three articulations that allow for six degrees of freedom of motion. Key structures that support the knee include the femur, tibia, patella, menisci, ACL, PCL, MCL, and LCL. The menisci act as shock absorbers and help with joint stability, while the ligaments limit various motions to prevent injury.
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The document discusses osteoarthritis of the knee, including the anatomy and biomechanics of the knee joint, risk factors and clinical features of osteoarthritis, conservative and surgical management options. Specifically, it focuses on unicondylar knee arthroplasty versus high tibial osteotomy for the treatment of unicondylar osteoarthritis of the knee, outlining the indications, types of implants, and contraindications for unicondylar knee arthroplasty.
1) The document provides an overview of distal radius fractures, including classification systems, treatment algorithms, and surgical procedures.
2) Key points include that distal radius fractures are the most common fractures, with a spectrum ranging from simple to complex fractures. Treatment depends on factors like displacement and stability.
3) Surgical techniques discussed include percutaneous pinning, external fixation, limited open reduction with internal fixation using plates, screws, or bone grafts. The choice of technique depends on the fracture pattern and stability.
The ankle joint, or talocrural joint, is a synovial hinge joint located in the lower limb. It is formed by the tibia and fibula bones of the leg articulating with the talus bone of the foot. The ankle joint allows for dorsiflexion and plantarflexion movements through strong medial and lateral collateral ligaments and the actions of surrounding muscles like the gastrocnemius and tibialis anterior. Injuries like ankle sprains or Pott's fractures can damage the ligaments of this weight-bearing joint.
This document summarizes a presentation on subtrochanteric femur fractures. It describes an 80-year-old male patient who presented with hip pain after a fall and was found to have a subtrochanteric femur fracture on x-rays. It then discusses the epidemiology, anatomy, classification, treatment options and complications of subtrochanteric femur fractures, noting that they are most commonly treated with intramedullary nailing. Complications discussed include malunion, nonunion, fixation failure and implant failure.
1) Mathew, a 55-year-old male, presented with pain and swelling in his left shoulder following a road traffic accident 1 week ago. On examination, he was found to have a bony prominence over the lateral end of his left clavicle and difficulty raising his left arm, consistent with an acromioclavicular joint dislocation.
2) He underwent open reduction of the dislocated joint and fixation of the clavicle to the base of the coracoid using K-wires.
3) Acromioclavicular joint dislocations are commonly caused by direct trauma and account for about 9% of shoulder injuries, usually affecting males aged 20-30 years old.
Preoperative preparation of total knee arthroplastyIhab El-Desouky
This document discusses the pre-operative preparation for primary total knee arthroplasty. It covers topics such as analyzing the patient's complaints, examining the knee joint and other joints, obtaining radiographic images and using them for classification and templating, and optimizing the patient's medical conditions. The goal of the preparation process is to collect all relevant information about the patient and their knee to inform surgical planning and implant selection prior to the total knee replacement procedure.
This document discusses therapeutic options for subtrochanteric fractures, including traction, plating, biological plating, and intramedullary nailing. Intramedullary nailing is often the preferred option, but good reduction is essential due to the deforming muscular forces. The correct entry point for nailing is also crucial. Open reduction is frequently required to obtain an adequate reduction for nailing. Plating may be a better option than attempting a poorly reduced nailing.
This document discusses acetabular fractures, including their epidemiology, mechanism of injury, classification systems, clinical presentation, imaging, treatment options, postoperative care, and complications. Acetabular fractures are uncommon pelvic fractures that occur through high or low energy trauma and can be classified based on which parts of the acetabulum are involved. Treatment may involve closed reduction and traction or open surgical reduction and fixation to restore joint congruity and stability. Complications can include nonunion, avascular necrosis, heterotopic ossification, and post-traumatic arthritis.
Screw and plates are most common used devices in orthopedics. However, sometimes we forget their principles, so this presentation hopes to review most their problems. Thank you for your attention!
An Introduction, History, Diagnosis, Current Guidelines on Treatment of trochanteric fractures of femur. Presentation also contain an introduction of Dynamic Hip Screw and Surgical Techniques.
Arthroscopy principles were discussed. Arthroscopy involves inserting an arthroscope through small incisions to examine the inside of a joint. It allows diagnosis and treatment of injuries with less invasive techniques compared to open surgery. Common procedures include repairing torn cartilage or ligaments. Proper instrumentation, irrigation, and triangulation techniques are important for optimal visualization and treatment. Potential complications are rare but include damage to structures or infection. Recovery time depends on the procedure but most activities can be resumed within a few weeks.
This document discusses acetabular defects and their reconstruction. It begins by describing common causes of acetabular deficiency like dysplasia, trauma, and loosening. Surgical goals are to restore hip mechanics, re-establish bone coverage of the acetabular component, and achieve rigid fixation. Preoperative planning involves imaging like x-rays and CT scans to evaluate the pattern and severity of bone loss. The Paprosky classification grades acetabular defects based on the amount of bone loss and ability to achieve cementless fixation. Different reconstruction techniques are described depending on the defect type, including various cup designs, bone grafting, and structural allografts.
Otto Pelvis, also known as primary protrusio acetabuli, was first described by German pathologist Otto in 1824. It is characterized by medial protrusion of the acetabulum. There are two types: primary, which remains a diagnosis of exclusion, and secondary. Clinical features include a marked female predilection and bilateral involvement. Radiographs can identify protrusio using Kohler's line or central edge angle. Management depends on age and degeneration, ranging from valgus osteotomy in younger patients to total hip arthroplasty with grafting in older patients. Surgical techniques aim to restore the hip center through lateralization and reconstruction of bone defects.
The document provides information about imaging of the hip joint, including normal anatomy and various hip x-ray views. It discusses how to properly position patients to limit distortions and visualize important structures. Common hip joint pathologies seen on x-rays like fractures, avascular necrosis, and tuberculosis are then described. Hip fractures are classified using systems like Garden or Pauwels. Avascular necrosis stages are outlined from initial necrosis to healing. Tuberculous arthropathy typically presents with periarticular changes and erosion in late stages.
Ankle & Foot Xray & Surgical ApproachesMirant Dave
This document describes various x-ray views and surgical approaches for the foot and ankle. It provides details on the Ottawa ankle rules for determining when radiography is needed for ankle injuries. It then describes common ankle and foot x-ray views including AP, lateral, mortise, and oblique views. Finally, it outlines several surgical approaches for the ankle including anterolateral, anterior, lateral, posterolateral, and Ollier approaches.
This document provides a list of different types of orthopedic implants used in surgery including safety locking plates, interlocking nails, craniomaxillofacial implants and instruments, mini and small fragment implants, large fragment implants, cannulated screws, DHS/DCS plates, hip prosthesis, ACL/PCL reconstruction systems, spine surgery equipment, and external fixators.
This document provides an overview of the anterior approach to the shoulder, also known as the deltopectoral approach. It indicates the approach gives access to the anterior, medial, and lateral aspects of the shoulder and can extend distally to include the anterior humerus. Common indications for the approach include shoulder arthroplasty, proximal humerus fractures, recurrent dislocation reconstruction, and biceps or tumor procedures. The document describes relevant anatomy, patient positioning, landmarks, surgical steps including incision, exposure, and potential dangers like nerve injury.
1) The document provides an overview of the anatomy related to the hip joint and surgical approaches to the hip joint including the anterior (Smith Peterson) approach, anterolateral (Watson Jones) approach, and lateral approach.
2) Key muscles and nerves are identified along with their origins, insertions, innervation and actions.
3) Each surgical approach is described in terms of indications, landmarks, incision, internervous planes, steps of the procedure and potential dangers. Maintaining the correct internervous planes is important to avoid injury to nerves and vessels.
This document describes several surgical approaches to the hip and acetabulum. It discusses the Smith-Petersen anterior approach, which provides access to the anterior hip joint. It also covers the Watson-Jones anterolateral approach, most commonly used for total hip replacement. Additionally, it summarizes the Southern posterior approach, lateral approach, and medial (Ludloff's) approach. For the acetabulum, it outlines the ilioinquinal and posterior (Kocher-Langenbeck) approaches. Each approach is defined by its indications, patient positioning, incision, exposure, dangers, and relevant references.
Talus fractures involve the second largest tarsal bone. Hawkins classification system categorizes talus neck fractures into 4 types based on displacement and disruption of blood supply. Type 1 fractures are undisplaced while type 4 have the worst prognosis. Treatment depends on fracture type but generally involves anatomical reduction, stable fixation, and avoiding complications like avascular necrosis. Surgical approaches may be needed for types 2-4 to achieve and maintain reduction.
This document discusses Sprengel's deformity, a rare congenital condition where the scapula is abnormally high-riding. It occurs due to failed descent of the scapula between weeks 9-12 of gestation. Clinical features may include shoulder dysfunction and cosmetic deformity. Treatment involves surgery to release muscle attachments and reposition the scapula, with the Woodward and Green procedures being most common. Postoperative physiotherapy aims to improve shoulder mobility. Surgical correction can improve function but asymmetry often persists long-term.
The document discusses the anatomy and functions of the ankle and foot. It describes the bones, joints, ligaments, and movements involved in the ankle, subtalar, transverse tarsal, tarsometatarsal, metatarsophalangeal, and interphalangeal joints. Additionally, it covers the plantar arches and muscles responsible for plantarflexion, dorsiflexion, eversion, inversion, extension, and flexion of the toes and ankle.
The document discusses various types of toolholders including steep tapers, flanges, HSK, and shrink fit connections. It describes the characteristics of common toolholder types like CAT, BT, DIN, and ISO. It also covers topics like toolholder identification, balancing, accuracy, and best practices for maintaining toolholder accuracy.
This document provides information on orbital tube cutting and bevelling machines. The TT-NG series features a robust split frame design that allows opening into two halves for clamping tubes. It can accurately cut and bevel tubes and pipes of various schedules and diameters. Accessories include copying carriages for correcting ovality, counterboring carriages, and trackers for larger diameters. The machines come equipped with tool holders and cutting/bevelling bits and can be customized with additional options.
Preoperative preparation of total knee arthroplastyIhab El-Desouky
This document discusses the pre-operative preparation for primary total knee arthroplasty. It covers topics such as analyzing the patient's complaints, examining the knee joint and other joints, obtaining radiographic images and using them for classification and templating, and optimizing the patient's medical conditions. The goal of the preparation process is to collect all relevant information about the patient and their knee to inform surgical planning and implant selection prior to the total knee replacement procedure.
This document discusses therapeutic options for subtrochanteric fractures, including traction, plating, biological plating, and intramedullary nailing. Intramedullary nailing is often the preferred option, but good reduction is essential due to the deforming muscular forces. The correct entry point for nailing is also crucial. Open reduction is frequently required to obtain an adequate reduction for nailing. Plating may be a better option than attempting a poorly reduced nailing.
This document discusses acetabular fractures, including their epidemiology, mechanism of injury, classification systems, clinical presentation, imaging, treatment options, postoperative care, and complications. Acetabular fractures are uncommon pelvic fractures that occur through high or low energy trauma and can be classified based on which parts of the acetabulum are involved. Treatment may involve closed reduction and traction or open surgical reduction and fixation to restore joint congruity and stability. Complications can include nonunion, avascular necrosis, heterotopic ossification, and post-traumatic arthritis.
Screw and plates are most common used devices in orthopedics. However, sometimes we forget their principles, so this presentation hopes to review most their problems. Thank you for your attention!
An Introduction, History, Diagnosis, Current Guidelines on Treatment of trochanteric fractures of femur. Presentation also contain an introduction of Dynamic Hip Screw and Surgical Techniques.
Arthroscopy principles were discussed. Arthroscopy involves inserting an arthroscope through small incisions to examine the inside of a joint. It allows diagnosis and treatment of injuries with less invasive techniques compared to open surgery. Common procedures include repairing torn cartilage or ligaments. Proper instrumentation, irrigation, and triangulation techniques are important for optimal visualization and treatment. Potential complications are rare but include damage to structures or infection. Recovery time depends on the procedure but most activities can be resumed within a few weeks.
This document discusses acetabular defects and their reconstruction. It begins by describing common causes of acetabular deficiency like dysplasia, trauma, and loosening. Surgical goals are to restore hip mechanics, re-establish bone coverage of the acetabular component, and achieve rigid fixation. Preoperative planning involves imaging like x-rays and CT scans to evaluate the pattern and severity of bone loss. The Paprosky classification grades acetabular defects based on the amount of bone loss and ability to achieve cementless fixation. Different reconstruction techniques are described depending on the defect type, including various cup designs, bone grafting, and structural allografts.
Otto Pelvis, also known as primary protrusio acetabuli, was first described by German pathologist Otto in 1824. It is characterized by medial protrusion of the acetabulum. There are two types: primary, which remains a diagnosis of exclusion, and secondary. Clinical features include a marked female predilection and bilateral involvement. Radiographs can identify protrusio using Kohler's line or central edge angle. Management depends on age and degeneration, ranging from valgus osteotomy in younger patients to total hip arthroplasty with grafting in older patients. Surgical techniques aim to restore the hip center through lateralization and reconstruction of bone defects.
The document provides information about imaging of the hip joint, including normal anatomy and various hip x-ray views. It discusses how to properly position patients to limit distortions and visualize important structures. Common hip joint pathologies seen on x-rays like fractures, avascular necrosis, and tuberculosis are then described. Hip fractures are classified using systems like Garden or Pauwels. Avascular necrosis stages are outlined from initial necrosis to healing. Tuberculous arthropathy typically presents with periarticular changes and erosion in late stages.
Ankle & Foot Xray & Surgical ApproachesMirant Dave
This document describes various x-ray views and surgical approaches for the foot and ankle. It provides details on the Ottawa ankle rules for determining when radiography is needed for ankle injuries. It then describes common ankle and foot x-ray views including AP, lateral, mortise, and oblique views. Finally, it outlines several surgical approaches for the ankle including anterolateral, anterior, lateral, posterolateral, and Ollier approaches.
This document provides a list of different types of orthopedic implants used in surgery including safety locking plates, interlocking nails, craniomaxillofacial implants and instruments, mini and small fragment implants, large fragment implants, cannulated screws, DHS/DCS plates, hip prosthesis, ACL/PCL reconstruction systems, spine surgery equipment, and external fixators.
This document provides an overview of the anterior approach to the shoulder, also known as the deltopectoral approach. It indicates the approach gives access to the anterior, medial, and lateral aspects of the shoulder and can extend distally to include the anterior humerus. Common indications for the approach include shoulder arthroplasty, proximal humerus fractures, recurrent dislocation reconstruction, and biceps or tumor procedures. The document describes relevant anatomy, patient positioning, landmarks, surgical steps including incision, exposure, and potential dangers like nerve injury.
1) The document provides an overview of the anatomy related to the hip joint and surgical approaches to the hip joint including the anterior (Smith Peterson) approach, anterolateral (Watson Jones) approach, and lateral approach.
2) Key muscles and nerves are identified along with their origins, insertions, innervation and actions.
3) Each surgical approach is described in terms of indications, landmarks, incision, internervous planes, steps of the procedure and potential dangers. Maintaining the correct internervous planes is important to avoid injury to nerves and vessels.
This document describes several surgical approaches to the hip and acetabulum. It discusses the Smith-Petersen anterior approach, which provides access to the anterior hip joint. It also covers the Watson-Jones anterolateral approach, most commonly used for total hip replacement. Additionally, it summarizes the Southern posterior approach, lateral approach, and medial (Ludloff's) approach. For the acetabulum, it outlines the ilioinquinal and posterior (Kocher-Langenbeck) approaches. Each approach is defined by its indications, patient positioning, incision, exposure, dangers, and relevant references.
Talus fractures involve the second largest tarsal bone. Hawkins classification system categorizes talus neck fractures into 4 types based on displacement and disruption of blood supply. Type 1 fractures are undisplaced while type 4 have the worst prognosis. Treatment depends on fracture type but generally involves anatomical reduction, stable fixation, and avoiding complications like avascular necrosis. Surgical approaches may be needed for types 2-4 to achieve and maintain reduction.
This document discusses Sprengel's deformity, a rare congenital condition where the scapula is abnormally high-riding. It occurs due to failed descent of the scapula between weeks 9-12 of gestation. Clinical features may include shoulder dysfunction and cosmetic deformity. Treatment involves surgery to release muscle attachments and reposition the scapula, with the Woodward and Green procedures being most common. Postoperative physiotherapy aims to improve shoulder mobility. Surgical correction can improve function but asymmetry often persists long-term.
The document discusses the anatomy and functions of the ankle and foot. It describes the bones, joints, ligaments, and movements involved in the ankle, subtalar, transverse tarsal, tarsometatarsal, metatarsophalangeal, and interphalangeal joints. Additionally, it covers the plantar arches and muscles responsible for plantarflexion, dorsiflexion, eversion, inversion, extension, and flexion of the toes and ankle.
The document discusses various types of toolholders including steep tapers, flanges, HSK, and shrink fit connections. It describes the characteristics of common toolholder types like CAT, BT, DIN, and ISO. It also covers topics like toolholder identification, balancing, accuracy, and best practices for maintaining toolholder accuracy.
This document provides information on orbital tube cutting and bevelling machines. The TT-NG series features a robust split frame design that allows opening into two halves for clamping tubes. It can accurately cut and bevel tubes and pipes of various schedules and diameters. Accessories include copying carriages for correcting ovality, counterboring carriages, and trackers for larger diameters. The machines come equipped with tool holders and cutting/bevelling bits and can be customized with additional options.
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This document provides information about Roboz Tech, a manufacturer and exporter of surgical instruments located in Pakistan. It includes their contact information and links to their website and WhatsApp number. The document then shows images and specifications for various laparoscopic surgical instruments that Roboz Tech produces, including graspers, forceps, dissectors and more. Product codes, descriptions, diameters, tip sizes and lengths are provided for each instrument type.
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Retractors are surgical instruments used to separate or hold back tissues and organs during surgery to provide access to the surgical site. The document describes Surtex's range of retractors including handheld, self-retaining, table and chest mounted varieties for use in cardiovascular, ENT and general surgery. Their retractors have an ergonomic feel with specially designed teeth and blades to grip tissue non-traumatically. The document provides details on over 50 different retractor models including their size, profile, width and other specifications.
This concealed tilt & turn window system allows windows to tilt for airflow and turn to be cleaned from inside or used as a fire escape. It can accommodate sashes up to 1400mm wide and 2300mm high, covering most applications. The gearing supporting up to 100kg is made of high-grade corrosion-resistant steel to comply with European standards. An aluminum water bar is also recommended to strengthen the seal and drain any water ingress.
The new Raptor "ELEMENT" range of magnetic drills features innovative designs and high-quality components, resulting in reliable and powerful drills suited for harsh environments. The drills are compact, lightweight yet powerful, balancing style, ergonomics and precision engineering. Raptor designed the ELEMENT range to be durable, high-performing machines through quality construction and unique performance-enhancing features.
This document provides information about linear motion ball screw assemblies sold by Electromate. It includes specifications and comparisons of their RS, PS, and GS series ball screw assemblies. It discusses design considerations for selecting the proper assembly such as required precision, load capacity, speed, noise level, life, and cost. Housing and nut options are described that affect smoothness, backlash, and other performance characteristics.
Surtex offers one of the most comprehensive range of orthopedic instruments in the global market place. The aim of these products is to facilitate easier and swift operations that minimize patient's post-operative discomfort. Whether you are looking
for specific instruments such as amputation saws, hand drills, mallets and bone cutting forceps or complete orthopedic sets you will find that Surtex instruments is the best orthopedic instrument solutions provider.
This document provides product information for various window hardware items from Coastal Group, including mushroom espag bolts, side swing friction stays, and side swing hinges. It lists part numbers, descriptions, finishes, and weights for each item. Contact information is given at the top for sales and website inquiries.
This document provides product information for various window hardware items from Coastal Group, including mushroom espag bolts, side swing friction stays, and side swing hinges. It lists part numbers, descriptions, finishes, and weights for each item. Contact information is given at the top for sales and website inquiries.
The document discusses hydraulic breakers made by Chicago Pneumatic. It summarizes that the RX breakers have fewer parts than traditional breakers, are easy to maintain, and are designed to handle tough jobs in all weather without issues. The document also provides specifications on 13 RX breaker models including their weight, carrier compatibility, and technical details.
The ABM-28 is a portable auto-feed beveling machine that can bevel steel plates continuously between 60 and -60 degrees without needing to flip plates over. It can bevel plates up to 35mm thick as standard or optionally up to 70mm thick at speeds between 250-500mm/min. The machine weighs 53.5kg including one guide track and comes with a variety of accessories like milling heads, cutting inserts, and additional guide tracks.
This document provides information about various high-pressure cleaning products made by Kränzle in Germany. It describes several portable cold water high-pressure cleaners that are compact, lightweight, and suitable for continuous professional use. Models include the HD 7/122 and HD 10/122. It also provides specifications and features of other Kränzle products like the K 1132 small power pack and the K 2000 and Profi series of more powerful cleaners. The document includes ordering numbers, pressure ratings, water outputs, and standard equipment for different models.
This document summarizes the features of a Kurt rotary table workholding system. The system includes a high density vise tower that can hold multiple parts in eight clamping stations to increase productivity. It provides repeatable clamping down to 0.0002" and each station delivers up to 7,460 lbs of clamping force. A variety of jaw options are available to suit different applications. The system comes with components like a four-sided column, end support assembly, and indexer locator. Kits are compatible with several brands of CNC lathes and machining centers.
The document summarizes the Agitator NEO Coiled Tubing tool, which features an improved design to reduce friction and buckling in coiled tubing operations. It has a shorter length and redesigned power section and valves that allow for higher flow rates and pressures. The tool produces vibrations along the coiled tubing to increase weight on bit and rate of penetration while reaching total depth. It comes in three sizes, has variable pressure pulses proportional to flow rate, and benefits operations by extending reach and delaying buckling.
This document provides information on various torque tools including torque wrenches and torque screwdrivers. It lists specifications for multiple torque wrench and screwdriver models including torque ranges, sizes, lengths, weights, and standards compliance. The document also includes images and descriptions of features for some window-type and preset torque screwdriver models.
The document describes various tools for working with pipes and hoses, including hose clamps, pipe wrenches, pliers, tube cutters, and gauges. Specifications are provided for each item, including materials, sizes available, and intended applications. A variety of brands and styles are listed to suit different piping needs.
This document lists dental equipment and instruments for a dental clinic, including their names, images, codes, and prices without VAT. It includes items for examination, composite placement, extractions, surgery, and suturing. The prices range from 110,000 to 6,870,000 Vietnamese Dong. The items are made of titanium and manufactured by companies including Nordent and DuraLite.
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Este documento contiene una lista de instrumentos quirúrgicos para cesáreas hechos de acero inoxidable, incluyendo pinzas, tijeras, portaagujas, separadores y bandejas. Cada elemento incluye su código, descripción y medidas.
This document is an alphabetical index in German listing various medical instruments and their manufacturers. It includes entries such as forceps, retractors, scalpels, saws, clamps, and other surgical tools. Each entry provides the name of the instrument, manufacturer if given, and a reference number. The index spans multiple pages and contains hundreds of listings.
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El documento es un índice alfabético de instrumentos quirúrgicos que incluye nombres de instrumentos en varios idiomas como inglés, alemán y español. Cada entrada incluye el nombre del instrumento y un número, posiblemente un código o número de catálogo. El índice contiene cientos de entradas de A a Z y cubre una amplia gama de instrumentos quirúrgicos utilizados en diferentes especialidades como cirugía general, oftálmica, otorrinolaringología, entre otras.
This document contains a catalog listing various types of medical waste containers and accessories offered by Roboz Tech. It provides the dimensions, colors, product codes, and whether the containers are perforated or non-perforated for different sized basic models, special sizes, bio-barrier models, mini containers, flat containers, dental containers, implant containers, endoscopy containers, and general accessories like silicone mats. Contact information is provided at the top for inquires.
El documento describe una pieza de mano multifuncional para intervenciones artroscópicas. Proporciona tres funciones en un solo instrumento: colocar alambres de guía, perforar huesos, y serrar huesos. Viene con varios accesorios intercambiables para llevar a cabo estas funciones de manera segura y precisa durante procedimientos artroscópicos en diferentes articulaciones.
This document provides instructions for use of surgical drill bits. It describes the technical specifications of the product including intended use, materials, sterilization instructions, precautions, and adverse effects. The drill bits are intended to drill holes in human bones for implantation of medical devices and should only be used by trained medical professionals in accordance with sterilization and surgical procedures.
O documento lista e descreve as especificações técnicas de diversos modelos de brocas cirúrgicas para artroscopia fabricadas pela Arthrex, incluindo seu diâmetro, composição, se são perfurantes, articuladas, de uso único ou estéril.
This document provides information about maxillomandibular fixation (MMF) screws used in oral and maxillofacial surgery. It describes the MMF system, including various screw designs that allow for flexible application. The surgical technique for placing the screws and securing wires or elastics is outlined. Product details such as specifications and packaging of MMF screws and related instruments are also included.
Titanium implants comprising of bone plates, screws and dental implants have transformed the concept of management in maxillofacial trauma, correction of dentofacial deformities, reconstruction of jaws after ablative surgery and restoration of lost stomatognathic apparatus.
This document lists product codes and specifications for various bone surgery tools including osteotomes, chisels, gouges, and tampers. It provides the product codes, sizes, lengths, and manufacturers for each type of tool. Contact information is also provided for Roboz Tech, the distributor of these bone surgery tools.
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Straight scissors are used for cutting suture (“suture scissors”), while curved scissors are used for cutting heavy tissue (e.g., fascia).
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These lecture slides, by Dr Sidra Arshad, offer a quick overview of the physiological basis of a normal electrocardiogram.
Learning objectives:
1. Define an electrocardiogram (ECG) and electrocardiography
2. Describe how dipoles generated by the heart produce the waveforms of the ECG
3. Describe the components of a normal electrocardiogram of a typical bipolar lead (limb II)
4. Differentiate between intervals and segments
5. Enlist some common indications for obtaining an ECG
6. Describe the flow of current around the heart during the cardiac cycle
7. Discuss the placement and polarity of the leads of electrocardiograph
8. Describe the normal electrocardiograms recorded from the limb leads and explain the physiological basis of the different records that are obtained
9. Define mean electrical vector (axis) of the heart and give the normal range
10. Define the mean QRS vector
11. Describe the axes of leads (hexagonal reference system)
12. Comprehend the vectorial analysis of the normal ECG
13. Determine the mean electrical axis of the ventricular QRS and appreciate the mean axis deviation
14. Explain the concepts of current of injury, J point, and their significance
Study Resources:
1. Chapter 11, Guyton and Hall Textbook of Medical Physiology, 14th edition
2. Chapter 9, Human Physiology - From Cells to Systems, Lauralee Sherwood, 9th edition
3. Chapter 29, Ganong’s Review of Medical Physiology, 26th edition
4. Electrocardiogram, StatPearls - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK549803/
5. ECG in Medical Practice by ABM Abdullah, 4th edition
6. Chapter 3, Cardiology Explained, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK2214/
7. ECG Basics, http://www.nataliescasebook.com/tag/e-c-g-basics
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These lecture slides, by Dr Sidra Arshad, offer a simplified look into the mechanisms involved in the regulation of respiration:
Learning objectives:
1. Describe the organisation of respiratory center
2. Describe the nervous control of inspiration and respiratory rhythm
3. Describe the functions of the dorsal and respiratory groups of neurons
4. Describe the influences of the Pneumotaxic and Apneustic centers
5. Explain the role of Hering-Breur inflation reflex in regulation of inspiration
6. Explain the role of central chemoreceptors in regulation of respiration
7. Explain the role of peripheral chemoreceptors in regulation of respiration
8. Explain the regulation of respiration during exercise
9. Integrate the respiratory regulatory mechanisms
10. Describe the Cheyne-Stokes breathing
Study Resources:
1. Chapter 42, Guyton and Hall Textbook of Medical Physiology, 14th edition
2. Chapter 36, Ganong’s Review of Medical Physiology, 26th edition
3. Chapter 13, Human Physiology by Lauralee Sherwood, 9th edition
- Video recording of this lecture in English language: https://youtu.be/Pt1nA32sdHQ
- Video recording of this lecture in Arabic language: https://youtu.be/uFdc9F0rlP0
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2. New product innovation in arthroscopic surgery is the heart
and soul of Roboz Tech. Our goal is to make technically
demanding procedures easier, safer and reproducible. Each
instrument is precision manufactured to the highest quality
standards in the Roboz Tech Pvt Ltd Pakistan., and is backed
by a lifetime warranty on materials and workmanship.
These instruments have state-of-the-art quality, durability,
precise tactile feel and an extremely low profile tip. These
features facilitate easier access to pathology in tight joint
spaces with precision cutting edges and precise resection
control. EDM manufacturing technology with stainless steel
edges guarantees maximum sharpness and durability that
rarely require resharpening or repair. Less than 1% of all
Roboz Arthroscopy Instruments require resharpening after
one years of surgical usage, an unprecedented achieve-
ment for a fine surgical instrument in orthopaedics.
Roboz Tech Arthroscopy Instruments exemplify our
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ROBOZ TECH Difference
Straight Tip 15˚ Up Tip 15˚ Up Curved Shaft Curved Left & Right Slender
Bite Width
Standard
Bite Width
Medium
Bite Width
Wide
Bite Width
WideBiter XL Meniscal
WideBiter
For increased
access especially
to the posterior
meniscus
Follows the
contour of the
condyle and keeps
the cutting surfaces
parallel to the tibial
plateau
These styles are
angled to reach
the medial and
lateral meniscus
3. The WishBone Series Arthroscopy
Instruments feature superior feel and
improved ergonomics that facilitate
inverted and retrograde usage with
either hand. A comprehensive variety
of tip styles, angles and sizes with
a selection of shaft diameters are
designed specifically for arthroscopic
surgical procedures.
The traditional Series I Arthroscopy
Instruments feature comfortable and
ergonomic finger loops that help you
precisely control the instrument in a
number of hand positions and tissue
resection operations.
Series I
WishBone
ROBOZ TECH Arthroscopy Instruments are
available in two handle configurations.
4. Straight WideBiter Punch Tips
Series 1 WishBone
(2.75 mm shaft diameter)
RT-11040 RT-11040W Straight shaft
RT-11041 RT-11041W 15˚ up curved shaft
RT-11042 RT-11042W 30˚ right curved shaft
RT-11043 RT-11043W 30˚ left curved shaft
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12040 RT-12040W Straight shaft
RT-12041 RT-12041W 15˚ up curved shaft
RT-12042 RT-12042W 30˚ right curved shaft
RT-12043 RT-12043W 30˚ left curved shaft
Rotary WideBiter Punch Tips
Series 1 WishBone
(2.75 mm shaft diameter)
RT-11912 RT-11912W 9 0˚
right,
straight
shaft
RT-11913 RT-11913W 9 0˚
left,
straight
shaft
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12912 RT-12912W 9 0˚
right,
straight
shaft
RT-12913 RT-12913W 9 0˚
left,
straight
shaft
15˚ Up WideBiter Punch Tips
Series 1 WishBone
(2.75 mm shaft diameter)
RT-11240 RT-11240W Straight shaft
RT-11241 RT-11241W 15˚ up curved shaft
RT-11242 RT-11242W 30˚ right curved shaft
RT-11243 RT-11243W 30˚ left curved shaft
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12240 RT-12240W Straight shaft
RT-12241 RT-12241W 15˚ up curved shaft
RT-12242 RT-12242W 30˚ right curved shaft
RT-12243 RT-12243W 30˚ left curved shaft
Inverted WideBiter Punch Tips
Series 1 WishBone
(2.75 mm shaft diameter)
RT-11044 RT-11044 15˚ up curved shaft
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12044 RT-11044 15˚ up curved shaft
Meniscal WideBiter Punch Tips
Series 1 WishBone
(2.75 mm shaft diameter)
RT-11390 Right, straight shaft
RT-11391 Left, straight shaft
RT-11392 Right, 30˚ right curved shaft
RT-11393 Left, 30˚ left curved shaft
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12390 Right, straight shaft
RT-12391 Left, straight shaft
RT-12392 Right, 30˚ right curved shaft
RT-12393 Left, 30˚ left curved shaft
Straight WideBiter XL Punch Tips
Series 1
(2.75 mm shaft diameter)
RT-11040XL Straight shaft
RT-11041XL 15˚ up curved shaft
RT-11042XL 30˚ right curved shaft
RT-11043XL 30˚ left curved shaft
15˚ Up WideBiter XL Punch Tips
Series 1
(2.75 mm shaft diameter)
RT-11240XL Straight shaft
RT-11241XL 15˚ up curved shaft
RT-11242XL 30˚ right curved shaft
RT-11243XL 30˚ left curved shaft
WideBiter Punches
WideBiter Punches feature increased bite width while
maintaining a low profile. These punches create anatomic
cuts that increase efficiency during meniscectomies.
3.4 mm Shaft
• straight - 3.5 mm
• rotary - 5.1 mm
• meniscal - 6.35 mm
2.75 mm Shaft
• straight - 2.8 mm
• rotary - 4.1 mm
• meniscal - 5.1 mm
2.75 mm Shaft
• straight - 6.0 mm
Bite Size
Bite Size XL Bite Size
5. Standard Punch Tips
Series 1 WishBone
(2.75 mm shaft diameter)
RT-11000 RT-11000W Straight Shaft
RT-11010 RT-11010W 15˚ up Curved Shaft
RT-11020 RT-11020W 30˚ R Curved Shaft
RT-11030 RT-11030W 30˚ L Curved Shaft
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12000 RT-12000W Straight Shaft
RT-12010 RT-12010W 15˚ up Curved Shaft
RT-12020 RT-12020W 30˚ R Curved Shaft
RT-12030 RT-12030W 30˚ L Curved Shaft
Large Punch Tips
Series 1 WishBone
(2.75 mm shaft diameter)
RT-11200 RT-11200W Straight Shaft
RT-11210 RT-11210W 15˚ up Curved Shaft
RT-11220 RT-11220W 30˚ R Curved Shaft
RT-11230 RT-11230W 30˚ L Curved Shaft
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12200 RT-12200W Straight Shaft
RT-12210 RT-12210W 15˚ up Curved Shaft
RT-12220 RT-12220W 30˚ R Curved Shaft
RT-12230 RT-12230W 30˚ L Curved Shaft
Straight Punches
Straight Tip Punches are available in
three bite sizes with a 2.75 mm shaft
and four bite sizes with a 3.4 mm shaft.
2.75 mm Shaft 3.4 mm Shaft
• slender - 0.7 mm • slender - 0.9 mm
• standard - 1.4 mm • standard - 1.7 mm
• medium - 2.6 mm
• large - 2.5 mm • large - 3.4 mm
Bite Size
Slender Punch Tips
Series 1 WishBone
(2.75 mm shaft diameter)
RT-11100 RT-11100W Straight Shaft
RT-11110 RT-11110W 15˚ up Curved Shaft
RT-11120 RT-11120W 30˚ R Curved Shaft
RT-11130 RT-11130W 30˚ L Curved Shaft
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12100 RT-12100W Straight Shaft
RT-12110 RT-12110W 15˚ up Curved Shaft
RT-12120 RT-12120W 30˚ R Curved Shaft
RT-12130 RT-12130W 30˚ L Curved Shaft
Medium Punch Tips
Series 1 WishBone
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12300 RT-12300W Straight Shaft
RT-12310 RT-12310W 15˚ up Curved Shaft
RT-12320 RT-12320W 30˚ R Curved Shaft
RT-12330 RT-12330W 30˚ L Curved Shaft
Medium Punch, 15˚ Up Tips
Series 1 WishBone
(2.75 mm shaft diameter)
RT-11250 RT-11250W Straight Shaft
RT-11260 RT-11260W 15˚ up Curved Shaft
RT-11270 RT-11270W 30˚ R Curved Shaft
RT-11280 RT-11280W 30˚ L Curved Shaft
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12350 RT-12350W Straight Shaft
RT-12360 RT-12360W 15˚ up Curved Shaft
RT-12370 RT-12370W 30˚ R Curved Shaft
RT-12380 RT-12380W 30˚ L Curved Shaft
Standard Punch, 15˚ Up Tips
Series 1 WishBone
(2.75 mm shaft diameter)
RT-11050 RT-11050W Straight Shaft
RT-11060 RT-11060W 15˚ up Curved Shaft
RT-11070 RT-11070W 30˚ R Curved Shaft
RT-11080 RT-11080W 30˚ L Curved Shaft
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12050 RT-12050W Straight Shaft
RT-12060 RT-12060W 15˚ up Curved Shaft
RT-12070 RT-12070W 30˚ R Curved Shaft
RT-12080 RT-12080W 30˚ L Curved Shaft
6. Angled, Reverse and Rotary Punches
45˚ Angled Tip Punches are available in
two bite sizes with a 2.75 mm shaft and
three bite sizes with a 3.4 mm shaft.
Medium Punch, Angled Tips
Series 1 WishBone
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12800 RT-12800W 45˚ R, Straight Shaft
RT-12810 RT-12810W 45˚ L, Straight Shaft
RT-12820 RT-12820W 45˚ R, 15˚ R Curved Shaft
RT-12830 RT-12830W 45˚ L, 15˚ L Curved Shaft
Rotary Punch Tips
Series 1 WishBone
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12920 RT-12920W 90˚ R, Straight Shaft
RT-12930 RT-12930W 90˚ L, Straight Shaft
Rotary Punch, Scoop Tips
Series 1 WishBone
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12940 RT-12940W 90˚ R/scoop, Straight Shaft
RT-12950 RT-12950W 90˚ L/scoop, Straight Shaft
Capsular Punch, Scoop Tips
Series 1 WishBone
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12170 RT-12170W Inverted, Straight Shaft
Slender Punch, Angled Tips
Series 1 WishBone
(2.75 mm shaft diameter)
RT-11420 RT-11420W 45˚ R, Straight Shaft
RT-11430 RT-11430W 45˚ L, Straight Shaft
RT-11440 RT-11440W 45˚ R, 15˚ R Curved Shaft
RT-11450 RT-11450W 45˚ L, 15˚ L Curved Shaft
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12420 RT-12420W 45˚ R, Straight Shaft
RT-12430 RT-12430W 45˚ L, Straight Shaft
RT-12440 RT-12440W 45˚ R, 15˚ R Curved Shaft
RT-12450 RT-12450W 45˚ L, 15˚ L Curved Shaft
Standard Punch, Angled Tips
Series 1 WishBone
(2.75 mm shaft diameter)
RT-11460 RT-11460W 45˚ R, Straight Shaft
RT-11470 RT-11470W 45˚ L, Straight Shaft
RT-11480 RT-11480W 45˚ R, 15˚ R Curved Shaft
RT-11490 RT-11490W 45˚ L, 15˚ L Curved Shaft
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12460 RT-12460W 45˚ R, Straight Shaft
RT-12470 RT-12470W 45˚ L, Straight Shaft
RT-12480 RT-12480W 45˚ R, 15˚ R Curved Shaft
RT-12490 RT-12490W 45˚ L, 15˚ L Curved Shaft
2.75 mm Shaft 3.4 mm Shaft
• slender - 0.7 mm • slender - 0.9 mm
• standard - 1.4 mm • standard - 1.7 mm
• medium - 2.5 mm
Bite Size
Standard Punch, Reverse Tips
Series 1 WishBone
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12520 RT-12520W Straight Shaft, standard, reverse
RT-12560 RT-12560W Straight Shaft, standard, 15˚ up, reverse
Medium Punch, Reverse Tips
Series 1 WishBone
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12530 RT-12530W Straight Shaft, medium, reverse
RT-12570 RT-12570W Straight Shaft, medium, 15˚ up, reverse
7. Graspers and Retrievers
Graspers are available in 2.75 mm, 3.4 mm and 4.2 mm shafts.
Series I NR Graspers are made with non-ratcheting handles and
are non-locking. Series I SR Graspers feature a self-releasing
locking mechanism. All WishBone Graspers feature a ratcheting
lock mechanism that can be disengaged for non-locking operation.
Pointed Grasper Tips
Series 1 WishBone
(2.75 mm shaft diameter)
RT-11700 NR (SR) RT-11700W Straight Shaft
RT-11710 NR (SR) RT-11710W 15˚ up Curved Shaft
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12700 NR (SR) RT-12700W Straight Shaft
RT-12710 NR (SR) RT-12710W 15˚ up Curved Shaft
Rotator Cuff Grasper
Series 1 WishBone
(4.2 mm shaft diameter)
RT-13960 RT-13960W Rotator Cuff Grasper
KingFisher Suture Retriever
Tissue Grasper
Series 1 WishBone
(4.2 mm shaft diameter)
RT-13970 RT-13970W Straight Shaft
Suture Retrievers
Series 1 WishBone
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12540 RT-12540W Straight Shaft
RT-12550 RT-12550W 15˚ up tip, Straight Shaft
RT-12580 RT-12580W 45˚ R, Straight Shaft
RT-12590 RT-12590W 45˚ L, Straight Shaft
Alligator Grasper/Hook Tips
Series 1 WishBone
(2.75 mm shaft diameter)
RT-11600 NR (SR) RT-11600W Straight Shaft
RT-11610 NR (SR) RT-11610W 15˚ up Curved Shaft
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12600 NR (SR) RT-12600W Straight Shaft
RT-12610 NR (SR) RT-12610W 15˚ up Curved Shaft
(4.2 mm shaft diameter)
RT-13600 NR (SR) Straight Shaft
Blunt Grasper Tips
Series 1 WishBone
(2.75 mm shaft diameter)
RT-11500 NR (SR) RT-11500W Straight Shaft
RT-11510 NR (SR) RT-11510 W 15˚ up Curved Shaft
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12500 NR (SR) RT-12500W Straight Shaft
RT-12510 NR (SR) RT-12510W 15˚ up Curved Shaft
(4.2 mm shaft diameter)
RT-13500 NR (SR) RT-13500W Straight Shaft
ACL/PCL Graft Passing Forceps
Series 1 WishBone
(4.2 mm shaft diameter)
RT-13400 RT-13400W Straight Shaft
8. Suture Cutter
RT-11794L Suture Cutter, open-ended,
Left notch (used for any
size suture)
Knot Pusher/Suture Retriever
RT-12960 CrabClaw Knot Pusher/
Suture Retriever
Scissor
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12140 Scissor, straight, serrated
Suture Cutters
(for 2-0 suture only, meniscus repair)
RT-11790 Suture Cutter, straight
RT-11791 Suture Cutter, 15˚ up curve
RT-12250 Suture Cutter, straight
(for #2 suture only)
SutureCuttersandScissors
No arthroscopy instrument line would be complete without
utility instruments like suture cutters and arthroscopic scissors.
And, once again, Roboz delivers them with top-of-the-line quality.
Curved Scissors
(3.4 mm shaft diameter)
RT-12150 Curved Scissor, right
RT-12160 Curved Scissor, left
9. SuturePassingInstruments
BirdBeaks
RT-11800 5˚ up tip
RT-11890 22˚ up tip
RT-11880 Straight
RT-11886 Right, 45˚ handle
RT-11887 Left, 45˚ handle
RT-11800E Evolution, 45˚ up tip
RT-11890E Evolution, 22˚ up tip
RT-11880E Evolution, straight
RT-11881E Evolution, 15˚ up curved
RT-11882E Evolution, Banana, 22˚ up tip
Vipers
RT-13900 Viper Suture Passer
RT-13905 Bankart Viper
Plication Viper
RT-13910 Straight, small
Roboz has the most extensive offering of arthroscopic suture
passing instruments available anywhere in the world. We have
specifically designed the function of our instruments to work
hand-in-hand with our anchors.
Scorpions
RT-13990 Scorpion Suture Passer, 16 mm
RT-13992 Scorpion Suture Passer, 20 mm
RT-13993 Scorpion Suture Passer Humpback,16 mm
NeedlePunches
RT-13981S NeedlePunch II, 10 mm
RT-13982S NeedlePunch II, 16 mm
Penetrator Suture Retrievers
RT-2167-2 15˚ up curved
RT-2167ST-2 Straight
10. Instrument Sets
Arthroscopic Meniscectomy
Instrument Set
Master Instrument Set
The Meniscectomy Set contains Arthrex’s most popular arthroscopy
instruments with models and styles required for arthroscopic
resection of every type of meniscal pathology. The lightweight,
anodized aluminum case can safely store up to 16 arthroscopy
instruments. The instruments are held securely in slotted silicone
pads that maintain the tips in the open position for proper
sterilization, protection and easy identification.
Arthroscopic Meniscectomy Instrument Set RT-2180S
Probe, Hook, ø3.4 mm, Tip w/5 mm markings RT-10010
Punch, Slender Straight Tip, ø2.75 mm straight shaft RT-11100
Punch, Slender Straight Tip, ø2.75 mm 15° right curved shaft RT-11200
Grasper, Mini Straight Tip, ø2.75 mm 15˚ up curved shaft, w/NR Handle RT-11910NR*
Punch, Standard Straight Tip, ø3.4 mm straight shaft
RT-12000
Scissor, Serrated Tooth Straight Tip, ø3.4 mm straight shaft
Punch, WideBiter 15˚ Up Tip, ø3.4 mm straight shaft RT-12240
Punch, WideBiter 15˚ Up Tip, ø3.4 mm 15˚ up curved shaft RT-12241
Grasper, Blunt Straight Tip, ø3.4 mm straight shaft, w/NR Handle RT-12500NR*
Punch, Medium Reverse Straight Tip, ø3.4 mm straight shaft
RT-12530
Punch, Medium 45˚ Right Angled Tip, ø3.4 mm straight shaft
Punch, Medium 45˚ Left Angled Tip, ø3.4 mm straight shaft RT-12810
Punch, WideBiter 90˚ Right Rotary Tip, ø3.4 mm straight shaft RT-12912
Punch, WideBiter Rotary 90˚ Left Tip, ø3.4 mm straight shaft RT-12913
Punch, Rotary with Scoop 90˚ Right Tip, ø3.4 mm straight shaft RT-12940
Punch, Rotary with Scoop 90˚ Left Tip, ø3.4 mm straight shaft RT-12950
Grasper, Alligator Hook Tip, ø4.2 mm, straight shaft, w/NR Handle RT-13600NR*
Hand Instrument Case, 16 slot
RT-2180
Customize your arthroscopy instrument selection with the Master Instrument Set
Sterilization Case. Designed with the craftsman in mind, this case keeps your
favorite arthroscopy instruments at your command.
The removable rack can be placed on a Mayo stand so the tips can be easily
identified and quickly accessed during surgery.
This lightweight, anodized aluminum case can store up to 20 arthroscopy instruments,
ten of the Series I handle style and ten of the WishBone handle style, safely and
securely. There is also a convenient storage area in the base that safely holds
miscellaneous surgical components like cannulae and probes.
*SR Graspers are available upon request at no additional charge
11. Small Joint
Instrument Set
Hip Arthroscopy Instrument Set
Small Joint Arthroscopy Instruments feature a complete line of small yet durable instruments
specifically designed for elbow, ankle and wrist arthroscopy. They are available in a variety
of low profile styles: straight, rotary and graspers.
The instruments’ shaft length is 65 mm and the shaft diameter is 2.75 mm. Large elliptical
rings for finger and thumb give more handling comfort and friction-free Teflon®
is used
for a smoother tactile feel.
Small Joint Arthroscopy Hand Instrument Set RT-8811S
Probe, Hook, small RT-30000
Punch, Standard 2.75 mm, straight RT-30010
Grasper, Pointed 2.75 mm, straight w/NR Handle RT-30020NR*
Grasper, Blunt 2.75 mm, straight w/NR Handle RT-30030NR*
Punch, Standard 2.75 mm, 15˚ up tip, straight
RT-30040
Punch, Large 2.75 mm, 15˚ up tip, straight RT-30050
Punch, Rotary 2.75 mm, 90˚ R RT-30060
Punch, Rotary 2.75 mm, 90˚ L RT-30070
Punch, Standard 2.75 mm, 45˚ R, straight RT-30100
Punch, Standard 2.75 mm, 45˚ L, straight RT-30110
Hand Instrument Case, 16 slot RT-2180
The Hip Arthroscopy Instruments are designed with the discriminating surgeon
in mind. They offer the same high standard of durability and tactile feel as all of
the Roboz Arthroscopy Instruments. These instruments have a 220 mm shaft length.
The punches are offered in a variety of angled tips and shafts to reach the furthest
recesses of the hip joint. The graspers were designed for large loose body retrieval
commonly encountered in hip arthroscopy.
Hip Arthroscopy Instrument Set RT-6511S
Punch, Medium 3.4 mm, straight RT-15300
Punch, Medium 3.4 mm, 15˚ up tip, curved shaft RT-15310
Punch, Medium 3.4 mm, reverse, straight
RT-15530
Punch, Medium 3.4 mm, 45˚ right, straight RT-15800
Punch, Medium 3.4 mm, 45˚ left, straight RT-15810
Loose Body Grasper 4.2 mm, straight w/NR Handle RT-16400NR*
Grasper w/Hook 4.2 mm, straight w/NR Handle
RT-16600NR*
Probe, Hook, 4.8 mm tip RT-10030
Curette, Ring, 5.4 mm, one side cutting RT-20030
Hand Instrument Case, 16 slot RT-2180
*SR Graspers are available upon request at no additional charge