30 matching records for K-Wires.
A hand-held manual surgical instrument (drill-like) designed to drive orthopaedic bone wires, e.g., Steinmann pins, Kirschner wires or K-Wires (thin needle-like pins of different thickness that are pointed for self-drilling) into fractured/deformed bones fo...
A battery-powered, drill-like, machine intended to be used for the sole purpose of driving in orthopaedic bone wires, e.g., Steinmann pins, Kirschner wires or K-Wires (thin needle-like pins of different widths that are pointed for self-drilling), into bone ...
A device designed for external conforming (i.e., bending) of wires during ear/nose/throat (ENT), otorhinolaryngology procedures. The device consists of a metallic solid base and appropriate attachments on its surface that permit bending of wires in appropri...
A hand-held surgical instrument intended to be used during implantation of an orthopaedic prosthesis, either manually or as a computer-assisted surgery (CAS) device, to aid in the navigation/placement of the prosthesis or other instruments [e.g., drill slee...
A hand-held surgical instrument intended to be used during implantation of an orthopaedic prosthesis, either manually or as a computer-assisted surgery (CAS) device, to aid in the navigation/placement of the prosthesis or other instruments [e.g., drill slee...
A surgical, jig-like device designed as a preshaped block with a defined pattern of prefabricated holes used to guide other instruments [e.g., drill sleeves and guide wires (Kirschner wires)] and/or to align a corresponding implant (e.g., a fixation plate) ...
A sterile surgical, jig-like device designed as a preshaped block with a defined pattern of prefabricated holes used to guide other instruments [e.g., drill sleeves and guide wires (Kirschner wires)] and/or to align a corresponding implant (e.g., a fixation...
An electrical conductor intended to be temporarily placed (< 30 days) beneath the surface of the brain to stimulate the brain or to record the brain's electrical activity (with more precise localization than a scalp electrode). It is typically a fine, flexi...
A collection of sterile manual devices intended to create a percutaneous access channel within a vertebral body or other bones (e.g., hand, radius, tibia, calcaneus) prior to the use of an inflatable balloon (e.g., a balloon catheter or balloon tamp) to cre...
A device intended to connect to a surgical power tool system motor [it is locked and held in a collet or quick coupling and not simply gripped in a drill chuck (Jacobs chuck)] to convert the non-dedicated mechanical energy provided by the motor to a dedicat...
A small diameter plastic tube placed over the orthopaedic pins or wires used during the external fixation of bones, to inhibit bacterial colonization on or around the pins or wires during healing. It is typically made of polyurethane and is coated on the in...
An instrument designed to measure the electrical impedance between the surface of external electrocardiography electrodes and the skin; it is also typically capable of measuring interference voltages that may be stored on electrodes (i.e., offset voltage) a...
A non-sterile assembly of implantable devices designed for the stabilization of fractured/surgically-cut bones of the limbs (long bones), their appendages (hands, feet), pelvis, craniomaxillofacial bones, and/or for limb-joint fusion. It typically consists ...
A sterile assembly of implantable devices designed for the stabilization of fractured/surgically-cut bones of the limbs (long bones), their appendages (hands, feet), pelvis, craniomaxillofacial bones, and/or for limb-joint fusion. It typically consists of a...
A non-sterile implantable device intended to be used to reduce the deformity of pectus excavatum (funnel chest) by applying outward force from a position deep to the sternum to reposition the sternum; it is typically used in paediatric patients and surgical...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to impart force to an orthopaedic implantable device that is inserted to fix or fasten together bones. The device is frequently used to insert devices such as screws, nails, plates, or wires that are used to f...
A manual instrument intended to be used to imprint, indent, and/or incise corneal tissue prior to an ophthalmic surgical procedure. It is typically made of high-grade stainless steel and includes a long slender handle with a distal end having characteristic...
A heavy-duty, hand-held manual surgical instrument with sturdy handles and blade-like jaws designed to cut orthopaedic wires, cerclages, and small diameter pins or bolts. It has a scissors-like lever action with straight or curved handles and is made of hig...
A device that is a naturally-occurring, accelerator- or reactor-produced radioactive isotope and intended to be permanently implanted into the body in order to deliver curative or palliative radiotherapy treatments. It is typically placed in the body by mea...
An electrically-powered, noninvasive device designed to be worn by a patient during daily activities for 24-hour recording of the electrocardiographic signals of the heart, for the diagnosis of cardiac disorders (e.g., arrhythmias). The recorded measurement...
A heavy-duty manual surgical instrument with specially-designed sturdy handles and blade jaws used to grip, tighten, and/or twist wires during a surgical intervention. It has a scissors-like design with curved handles and is made of high-grade stainless ste...
An assembly of devices designed to resect bones, tough tissues (e.g., cartilage, ligaments), and soft tissues during a surgical procedure; it is not dedicated to a specific clinical application. It includes a mains electricity (AC-powered) control unit whic...
An assembly of implantable devices designed for the stabilization of fractured/surgically-cut bones of the limbs (long bones), their appendages (hands, feet), pelvis, craniomaxillofacial bones, and/or for limb-joint fusion. It typically consists of a set of...
A manually-powered, hand-held, surgical device intended to be used to provide rotary motion for an endpiece (not included) during a surgical procedure such as cutting, sculpting, trepanning, or drilling bone and driving Kirschner wires; it is not dedicated ...
A surgical instrument with specially designed sturdy blades used to grip, tighten and/or twist wires that are being applied to the patient during a surgical intervention. It typically has a scissors-like design with ring handles, is made of high-grade stain...
A manually-powered, hand-held, surgical device intended to be used to generate a rotary motion to an endpiece during a surgical procedure for e.g., cutting, sculpting, trepanning, drilling bone and driving Kirschner wires; it is not dedicated to a specific ...
A sterile assembly of implantable devices designed for general orthopaedic repairs including procedures for long bone fractures, hips, spine, bone grafting and reinforcement of bone. It may also be used for supplementary fixation and reduction with bone pla...
An array of analytical scalp electrodes preconfigured within a head-worn device designed for the rapid placement and appropriate positioning of the scalp electrodes during electroencephalography (EEG). It typically consists of a cap-like device with integra...
An orthodontic device intended to gradually spread the maxillary arch and/or improve teeth alignment. It is typically in the form of either: 1) a segmented body separated by a palate expander screw; or 2) a spring-like mechanism with clasps and/or wires. It...
An orthodontic device intended to gradually spread the maxillary arch and/or improve teeth alignment. It is typically in the form of either: 1) a segmented body separated by a palate expander screw; or 2) a spring-like mechanism, positioned in the palate ca...