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Supplier: Portescap
Description: Cannulated Large Bone Orthopedic Surgical Motor (B1210N1021) The Size 12 brushless DC motor is perfectly suited for large bone orthopedic drills. This high torque cannulated surgical motor provides power for large bone orthopedic drill handtools that run on
- Commutation: Brushless
- Continuous Torque: 0.7354 In-lbs
- Design Units: Metric
- Other DC Voltage: 9.6 VDC
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Supplier: Portescap
Description: Cannulated Large Bone Orthopedic Surgical Motor (B1210N1023) The Size 12 brushless DC motor is perfectly suited for large bone orthopedic drills. This high torque cannulated medical motor serves large bone orthopedic drill handtools that run on 14.4V battery.
- Commutation: Brushless
- Continuous Torque: 0.8487 In-lbs
- Design Units: Metric
- Other DC Voltage: 14.4 VDC
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Supplier: Portescap
Description: Large Bone Surgical gearmotor - Drill/Reamer (B1112A4) This size 11 brushless DC slotted mini motor is optimized for large bone drill applications; a cannulated shaft, motor torque and speed make this an ideal solution for powered surgical hand tools that are used
- Commutation: Brushless
- Continuous Torque: 7.21 In-lbs
- Design Units: Metric
- Gearbox Ratio: 16 : 1
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Supplier: Portescap
Description: 30ECA64 Autoclavable Slotless Brushless DC Motor The Ultra 30ECA64 brushless DC slotless motor is optimized for large bone drill and saw surgical applications. Featuring a 4.7mm cannulated shaft, motor torque and speed make this an ideal solution for powered surgical hand
- Commutation: Brushless
- Continuous Current: 18.5 amps
- Continuous Torque: 1.07 In-lbs
- Design Units: Metric
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Comparison of heat generation between internally guided (cannulated) single drill and traditional sequential drilling with and without a drill guide for dental...
The six study groups included standard sequential drilling protocols for 3.5-mm and 4.2-mm final drills with and without the use of a surgical guide, and cannulated single drill technique for 3.5-mm and 4.2-mm drills.
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An In Vitro Biomechanical Comparison of the Insertion Variables and Pullout Mechanical Properties of AO 6.5‐mm Standard Cancellous and 7.3‐mm Self‐Tapping, Can...
2.8-mm diameter guide wires (9-mm threaded trocar tip, 300-mm long [Synthes]) in- serted with a cannulated pneumatic drill (Hall Series 4 Drill/ Reamer; Hall Surgical , Carpinteria, CA) using 90-psi com- pressed N2 gas were placed bicortically and…
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Advanced Techniques in Limb Reconstruction Surgery
…16 nail insertion, 19, 20, 28–30 neurovascular status, 16 osteotomy, 18 positioning, 17 postoperative care, 30–32 radiographic assessment, 16 rotational deformities, 13 soft tissues, 16, 17 stable knee and ankle, 12 surgical sequence, 13–15, 20–25 “wire/ cannulated drill ” technique, 20 Transformation…
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Minimal curettage, multiple drilling, and continuous decompression through a cannulated screw for treatment of calcaneal simple bone cysts in children.
This report concerns a series of 12 patients with simple bone cysts of the calcaneus, who were treated between 1988 and 2000 by a minimal surgical intervention of curettage, multiple drilling and continuous decompression through insertion of a cannulated screw.
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Robotic-assisted internal fixation of hip fractures: a fluoroscopy-based intraoperative registration technique.
A cannulated component of the hip screw is then inserted over the guide wire ( surgical drill bit), which is used to drill the pilot hole.
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Scientific Presentation Abstracts
We choose self- drilling , self-tapping cannulated screws because their use may limit the number of the surgical steps, and can be less technically demanding and time consuming.
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CT- and MR-Guided Interventions in Radiology
These procedures therefore rely on standard surgical tools (e.g. Schanz screws, external fixators, guide wires, cannulated screws, screwdriver, drill ) (Fig. 15.16).
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Principles of Cartilage Repair
] Surgical procedure – Insertion of a K-wire which matches small fragment cannulated screw system – Pre- drilling using cannulated drill bits guided by K-wires – Insertion of screw and tightening – Levelling of the screw’s head with sur- rounding cartilage.
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Simultaneous surgery for chronic lateral ankle instability accompanied by only subchondral bone lesion of talus
Taranow et al. [30] reported the surgical outcome of 16 patients who underwent retrograde drilling for osteochondral lesions of the medial talar dome with a cannulated drill (diameter 3.5 or 4.5 mm).
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CT- and MR-Guided Interventions in Radiology
These proce- dures therefore rely on standard surgical tools (e.g., Schanz screws, external fixators, guide wires, cannulated screws, screwdriver, drill ) (Fig. 15.19).