16 matching records for Trocar Tip.
A rigid, single-lumen, surgical instrument intended to be percutaneously inserted through the chest to provide access to the pleural and/or mediastinal cavity to facilitate the introduction of surgical instruments as part of a minimally-invasive procedure; ...
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 manual surgical instrument designed to obtain a tissue or bone sample typically for histopathological analysis. The instrument may be ring-handled, pistol grip, or shaft-like in design. Ring-handled or pistol grip designs feature extended shafts which ter...
A hand-operated surgical instrument designed for the automatic extraction of a small tissue sample from an anatomic structure of the body (i.e., a biopsy), while causing minimal surrounding tissue damage, for pathological examination/testing. It has a sprin...
A sterile, rigid or semi-rigid tube designed to be surgically inserted into a cardiac ventricle. This is typically done directly during a surgical procedure and advanced until its distal tip is inside the cardiac ventricle. This device will serve as a chann...
A rigid, hand-held, manual ophthalmic surgical instrument with a sharp or blunt tip intended to fill the lumen of a compatible ophthalmic cannula (not included) and part eye tissue during cannula insertion into the eye (transscleral access). It is intended ...
A rigid surgical instrument with a sharp or blunt tip intended to be used in conjunction with a thoracic access cannula (not included) to puncture the thoracic wall (between adjacent ribs) to facilitate placement of the cannula in the pleural and/or mediast...
A rigid, single-lumen, surgical instrument intended to be percutaneously inserted through the chest to provide access to the pleural and/or mediastinal cavity to facilitate the introduction of surgical instruments as part of a minimally-invasive procedure; ...
A sterile, rigid or semi-rigid tube that is surgically inserted into the aorta, typically through the femoral artery and advanced until its distal tip is inside the abdominal aorta, to serve as a channel for the transport of fluid. It may be used for a vari...
A rigid or flexible surgical instrument with a sharp or blunt tip intended to puncture the thoracic wall to facilitate the introduction of surgical instruments into the thoracic cavity during minimally-invasive procedures. It provides an entry between adjac...
A rigid, hand-held, manual ophthalmic surgical instrument with a sharp tip intended to puncture and create an opening in the conjunctiva, typically to facilitate a sub-Tenon’s block with a local anaesthetic agent. It is typically used as an alternative to c...