8 matching records for Shoulder Instrument.
A collection of surgical instruments used for cutting and forming bone to allow the implantation of a joint prosthesis. The instruments include various metallic and/or plastic reusable devices (e.g., retractors, rods, clamps, drills, pins, saws, guides, cut...
A collection of surgical instruments intended to be used for cutting and forming bone to enable the implantation of a joint prosthesis. The instruments include various metallic and/or plastic disposable devices (e.g., retractors, rods, clamps, drills, pins,...
A dedicated assembly of electrically-powered devices designed for bone and soft-tissue resection during arthroscopic surgery on a joint (e.g., a knee, shoulder, or ankle). It typically consists of a power supply/control unit with operational display and ded...
A non-sterile, hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to fill the lumen of an arthroscopic sleeve (not included) to facilitate insertion of the sleeve into a joint (e.g., shoulder, knee) during arthroscopic examination or surgery. It is typically can...
An orthopaedic surgical instrument designed to cut and resurface with precision the glenoid fossa for the acceptance of the glenoid fossa component of a shoulder joint prosthesis. The device is designed with a hemispherical head with an abrasive/cutting out...
A collection of surgical instruments intended to be used to prepare a joint for the reconstruction of damaged or torn ligaments, using a replacement device or tissue graft, during open or arthroscopic orthopaedic surgery. It typically consists of one or mor...
A dedicated assembly of mains electricity (AC-powered) devices designed for soft-tissue and bone resection during arthroscopic surgery on a joint (e.g., a knee, shoulder, or ankle). It typically consists of a power supply/control unit with operational displ...
A collection of surgical instruments intended to be used to prepare a joint for the reconstruction of damaged or torn ligaments, using a replacement device or tissue graft, during open or arthroscopic orthopaedic surgery. It typically consists of one or mor...