8 matching records for Anchor Pin.
A sterile device comprising a small, threaded, cannulated sleeve containing a pin fixed inside at its distal end, intended to be used to hold a bone plate in place for internal orthopaedic fracture fixation. It is anchored to bone by the external thread on ...
An implantable device comprising a small, threaded, cannulated sleeve containing a pin fixed inside at its distal end, intended to be used to hold a bone plate in place for internal orthopaedic fracture fixation. It is anchored to bone by the external threa...
A small sterile rod intended to be inserted into bone to temporarily anchor a surgical instrument (e.g., retractor, implant aligner) to bone during an orthopaedic surgical procedure; it is not left in situ after the procedure. It may be wholly- or partially...
A small non-sterile rod intended to be inserted into bone to temporarily anchor a surgical instrument (e.g., retractor, implant aligner) to bone during an orthopaedic surgical procedure; it is not left in situ after the procedure. It may be wholly- or parti...
A small rod intended to be inserted into bone to temporarily anchor a surgical instrument (e.g., retractor, implant aligner) and/or implantable device (e.g., fixation plate) to the bone during an orthopaedic surgical procedure; it is not left in situ after ...
A small, metal peg designed to provide initial stability to anchor a custom-made surgical template that is fitted over the ridge of existing teeth and/or gum of a patient during the first stage of a dental implantation procedure. It is inserted through late...
A small rod intended to be inserted into bone to temporarily anchor a surgical instrument (e.g., retractor, implant aligner) and/or implantable device (e.g., fixation plate) to the bone during an orthopaedic surgical procedure; it is not left in situ after ...
A small rod intended to be inserted into bone to temporarily anchor a surgical instrument (e.g., retractor, implant aligner) to bone during an orthopaedic surgical procedure; it is not left in situ after the procedure. It may be wholly- or partially-threade...