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Manual screwdriver for surgical screws with Torx interface.
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Description Irrigation cannula with olive:
For intraoral irrigation of the surgical site
Curved design
With Luer-Lock connection
Length: 80 mm
Cannula Ø: 2.0 mm
Bone scraper for the extraction of autologous bone material for bone augmentation
Safe harvesting of bone chips
The use of autologous bone is the gold standard for bone augmentation. With this bone scraper, autologous bone chips can be easily and safely collected manually and integrated into the existing bone defect. Thanks to the immediate mixing with blood, the collected bone material is ready for immediate use and can be placed in the defect. The curved shape of the bone chips creates a particularly large volume of augmentable material from bone and blood.
Further advantages of the Safe Scraper:
Excellent control during bone harvesting
Straight collection capacity: 3.0 cm³ / angled: 2.5 cm³
Semicircular blade with 160° cutting range
Minimally invasive procedure, simple and gentle on the patient
Very effective on flat, concave or convex bone surfaces
Safety mechanism prevents
SAFESCRAPER® Twist
Ready-To-Use Cortical Bone Collector
With the Safescraper® Twist, autologous cortical bone chips can be obtained easily and safely. These are safely collected in the transparent chamber while the Safescraper® is in use - for optimal control of the amount of bone harvested. The bone material obtained can be used immediately thanks to the immediate mixture with blood and is suitable for filling up defects of all kinds.
AT A GLANCE
Ready to use
Excellent cutting performance for a minimally invasive and patient-friendly procedure
Straight and angled design for every situation
Half-round blade with 160° cutting area for maximum efficiency on all bone surfaces
Capacity of the chambers of 3.0 cm³ (straight version) or 2.5 cm³ (angled version)
Safety mechanism prevents the chambers from opening during bone harvesting