8 matching records for BONE COLLECTOR.
A small container designed as a bone-harvesting device (bone trap) to collect autologous bone fragments, e.g., when drilling in the jawbone during a dental implant surgical procedure. It functions as a filter that traps the bone particles and is typically p...
A non-sterile device intended to be fitted to an orthopaedic rotary cutting tool (e.g., reamer) to collect bone debris created through bone resection during orthopaedic surgery. It is typically in the form of a cup-shaped attachment intended to prevent part...
A sterile container designed to collect bone debris created by sawing, reaming, drilling, or rasping procedures during orthopaedic surgery. It helps to prevent particulate bone within the joint area as this is likely to result in more hypertrophic bone bein...
A filtering device designed to be placed into an otological surgical tube to collect bone fragments. It is intended to save bone particles during the first stage of middle ear surgery for future use. This is a single-use device.
A filtering device designed to be placed into an otological surgical suction line to collect bone fragments. It consists of a filter within a housing and is intended to save bone particles during the first stage of middle ear surgery for future use. This is...
A screening device designed to be fitted in the suction line of a dental suction system (e.g., in the saliva ejector valve) to trap debris [e.g., amalgam, bone particles, dentin/enamel particles] and stop them from entering the mains drainage system during ...
A device intended to be fitted to an orthopaedic rotary cutting tool (e.g., reamer) to collect bone, cartilage, or adjacent soft tissue debris/fragments created through resection during orthopaedic surgery (e.g., hip resurfacing). It is typically in the for...
A container designed to collect bone, cartilage, or adjacent soft-tissue debris/fragments (e.g., extracted by shaving or drilling procedures) during orthopaedic surgery (e.g., autograft transplantation). This is a single-use device.