30 matching records for Round Tip.
A hand-held surgical instrument, usually spoon-shaped or rounded at the working end, used during the dissection of the tonsils during ear/nose/throat (ENT) surgery. It can be designed in several configurations, e.g., with a shaft that terminates at the dist...
A hand-held surgical instrument, usually spoon-shaped or rounded at the working end, used during the dissection of the tonsils during ear/nose/throat (ENT) surgery. It can be designed in several configurations, e.g., with a shaft that terminates at the dist...
A hand-held surgical instrument, usually softly rounded and curved at the working end, used to separate the outermost membrane covering of the brain and spinal cord from the inner membranes. It is usually designed with a handle which continues into a shaft ...
A long, thin, metal rod designed to guide intramedullary canal devices for performing the implantation of an intramedullary nail to treat damaged bone. The rod is usually manually inserted into the canal to typically guide a surgical instrument (e.g., a rea...
A thin, non-implantable rod designed to guide the insertion of a cannulated orthopaedic implant (typically an intramedullary nail or screw) and/or surgical instrument (e.g., drill bit) during an orthopaedic procedure. It is made of metal and is available in...
A thin, non-implantable rod designed to guide the insertion of a cannulated/tubular orthopaedic implant (typically an intramedullary nail, a bone screw or femoral fixation plate) and/or surgical instrument (e.g., drill bit) during an orthopaedic procedure. ...
A thin, non-implantable rod designed to guide the insertion of a cannulated/tubular orthopaedic implant (typically an intramedullary nail, a bone screw or femoral fixation plate) and/or surgical instrument (e.g., drill bit) during an orthopaedic procedure. ...
A thin, non-implantable rod designed to guide the insertion of a cannulated orthopaedic implant (typically an intramedullary nail or screw) and/or surgical instrument (e.g., drill bit) during an orthopaedic procedure. It is made of metal and is available in...
A sterile, long, thin, metal rod designed to guide intramedullary canal devices for performing the implantation of an intramedullary nail to treat damaged bone. The rod is usually manually inserted into the canal to typically guide a surgical instrument (e....
A hand-held surgical instrument, usually spoon-shaped or rounded at the working end, used to separate a soft tissue or body structure from another. It is used in general or plastic surgery and is usually designed with a handle which continues into a shaft t...
A surgical instrument in the form of a strong-walled rubber tube filled with tungsten (W) designed to dilate the oesophagus using a single dilator, or dilators of sequentially increasing sizes. The device is internally weighted with the tungsten for gravity...
A sterile, flexible tube intended to be inserted one-time through the urethra to the urinary bladder, by the patient/user or a healthcare provider, to provide urine drainage, typically for an individual who is physiologically incapable of voiding. It is typ...
A hand-held, dental, surgical instrument used during dental osteotomy for shaping and condensing bone, typically when performing a dental implant surgical procedure. It is hand-held by the dentist who will use a surgical mallet or hammer to manually impart ...
A hand-held, non-self-retaining surgical instrument intended to be used for retracting a nerve, tendon, or blood vessel to separate it from the surrounding tissue primarily to allow access to other tissues during a surgical intervention. It is a shaft-like ...
A rod-like, solid surgical instrument designed to dilate the cervical canal after its insertion through the cervical os. Commonly known as a uterine dilator, it is typically made of metal or plastic material and has a tapered, rounded distal tip. It may hav...
A flexible tube designed to be inserted through the mouth, artificial airway, tracheostomy tube, and/or nostrils, for periodic aspiration of liquids and/or semi-solids from a patient's airway (e.g., pharynx, trachea, bronchi, nasal cavity) as part of a suct...
A hand-held manual instrument intended to be used to cut bandages and cloth. Typically a robust instrument, it comprises two pivoted blades provided with finger and thumb holes in the handles. The distal end of the blades may be different shapes and are usu...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to identify the position and/or shape of bone structures and/or cavities created within these structures, e.g., the angle of a drilled hole, during surgery. It is typically designed as a long, thin, shaft with...
A hand-held surgical instrument, formed in the shape of a tube, used to provide dissection while controlling intraoperative bleeding, and for the removal of debris/fluids, during ear/nose/throat (ENT) surgery. The device is connected to the tubing of a suct...
A long, surgical instrument used to tunnel an artificial passageway along vascular tissue planes to create a connecting channel typically for the introduction of a vascular graft or a vascular prosthesis. It can have a variety of designs, but basically it w...
A surgical instrument used for stretching or enlarging the fascial tissue covering a cavity, tract, or opening typically prior to the introduction of a catheter during an invasive diagnostic or interventional procedure (e.g., femoral artery catheterization)...
A large, scissors-like, hand-held instrument whose blades distal to the pivot point terminate in various jaw configurations, capable of cutting heavy layers of plaster or synthetic material used to form hardened casts, i.e., that which has already been used...
A hand-held, manual, ophthalmic surgical instrument intended to be used to remove a foreign body/object embedded in or adhering to the surface of the eye globe. It is typically made of high-grade stainless steel, and designed with a fine handle at the proxi...
A sterile cover, used in pairs, fitted onto the distal working end (the jaws) of artery forceps, vascular clamps, or similar surgical instruments, to provide improved grip for delicate sutures. It is typically tube-like with a closed, rounded tip and compos...
A hand-held, manual instrument intended to be used to cut bandages and cloth. Typically a robust instrument, it comprises two pivoted blades provided with finger and thumb holes in the handles. The distal end of the blades may be different shapes and are us...
A rod-like, solid surgical instrument designed to dilate the cervical canal after its insertion through the cervical os. Commonly known as a uterine dilator, it is typically made of metal or plastic material and has a tapered, rounded distal tip. It may hav...
A slender, hand-held, surgical instrument that is used to clear blockages of the Eustachian tube during an ear/nose/throat (ENT) procedure. It is typically made of high-grade stainless steel and can be either rigid or malleable (bendable) and has a small, h...
"A sterile cover, used in pairs, fitted onto the distal working end (the jaws) of artery forceps, vascular clamps, or similar surgical instruments, to provide improved grip for delicate sutures. It is typically tube-like with a closed, rounded tip and compo...
A long, hand-held, manual surgical instrument designed to tunnel an artificial passageway along ligament and/or tendon tissue to create a connecting channel. It can have a variety of designs: 1) a long, round, stiff rod that tapers to a rounded point at the...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed for cutting bone and/or cartilage in the nose. It is typically a one-piece metal instrument made of high-grade surgical steel with a handle at the proximal end and a long, thin, serrated blade at the distal en...