Kit de fixação de malha de titânio

The titanium mesh fixation kit is a comprehensive tool set specially designed for medical surgery, especially orthopedics and oral surgery. It not only integrates a variety of high-precision and high-efficiency surgical auxiliary tools but also aims to help doctors achieve precise control and efficient operation of titanium mesh fixation in complex and changing surgical environments, thereby greatly improving the success rate of surgery and the quality of patient recovery.

Specification

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The titanium mesh fixation kit is a comprehensive toolset specifically designed for medical surgeries, particularly in orthopedics and oral surgery. Its components and functions are detailed as follows:

• Screwdriver (dual-head design, attached to a dental handpiece): Specially designed for gripping, precise positioning, and efficient removal of screws during surgery. The screwdriver fits tightly with the dental handpiece, ensuring the surgeon has excellent control and accuracy.
• Drill bit (also attached to a dental handpiece): Used to precisely drill pilot holes before inserting 1.3 mm diameter bone screws. The design of the drill bit optimizes drilling efficiency, reduces surgery time, and ensures the stability and accuracy of screw placement.
• Wrench (with three-dimensional shaping capability): Highly compatible with the bone surface, ensuring the titanium mesh fits closely to the bone structure while minimizing damage to surrounding tissues. Its round inverted clamping design allows easy insertion into the titanium mesh gaps, ensuring stable and accurate positioning. By optimizing the lever principle, the wrench allows the surgeon to efficiently and quickly cut the titanium mesh, while ensuring smooth, burr-free edges, reducing postoperative discomfort.
• Wrench handle integrated with a multifunctional file: Located on the wrench handle, the integrated file function allows the surgeon to immediately smooth the sharp edges of the titanium metal during surgery, preventing postoperative secondary injuries caused by sharp edges.