8 matching records for RESORB X.
A xenograft made from bovine dura mater or bovine pericardium used for the repair or replacement of the dura mater in a recipient during a neurosurgical procedure. Restoration of the dura mater maintains the integrity of the brain and spinal cord, and helps...
A sterile implantable device consisting of demineralized bone matrix (DBM) processed from cadaveric human bone (allograft) and mixed with bioabsorbable synthetic minerals (e.g., calcium phosphate), intended to fill bony voids or gaps in the skeletal system ...
A sterile implantable device consisting of processed cadaveric human bone (allograft) mixed with bioabsorbable synthetic polymers, intended to fill bony voids or gaps in the skeletal system (e.g., spine, pelvis, extremities) that have been surgically or tra...
An electrode-like device attached to a dedicated ultrasonic osteosynthesis system handpiece used to apply high frequency mechanical oscillation (ultrasonic vibration) to a resorbable fixation pin on a surgically-drilled bone tunnel. The ultrasonic vibration...
An assembly of devices that generates a high frequency electrical current and converts it into a high frequency mechanical oscillation (ultrasonic vibration) applied to a resorbable fixation pin on a surgically-drilled bone tunnel, to create friction and th...
A hand-held, pen-like device that converts high frequency electrical current into high frequency mechanical oscillation (ultrasonic vibration) in an ultrasonic osteosynthesis system. The ultrasonic vibration is used to produce friction and heat for the impl...
A sterile implantable ocular device used as an external cover (a wrap) for an orbital implant used in enucleation surgery, and to protect the surrounding orbital tissue from the surface of the implant. It is typically made of resorbable materials available ...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) unit that generates a high frequency electrical current used in an ultrasonic osteosynthesis system. The current is converted, typically within an electrode handpiece, into a high frequency mechanical oscillation (ultrasonic...