Core Purpose: Orthopedic tools are specialized instruments used by orthopedic surgeons and healthcare professionals to diagnose, treat, manage, and rehabilitate conditions affecting the musculoskeletal system (bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, tendons, nerves). Main Categories & Key Tools: 1. Diag Read More

As an orthopedic instrument, acetabular reamer shaft that connects reamers to power tools (electric/manual) for precise acetabular socket preparation during hip replacement surgery.Main Appearance Figure 1 Shaft for connecting the reamer Figure 2 Shaft front end connectionDesign & MaterialsAcetabula Read More

Technological Origins and DevelopmentThe ability to peer inside a living body transformed human medicine, and veterinary practice was no exception. While traditional fixed X-ray systems became staples in clinics, the need for imaging large, immobile, or distressed animals where they are drove the de Read More

Part 1: Redo Median Sternotomy (Redo Open-Heart Surgery) Redo median sternotomy is a highly challenging and major surgical procedure. It refers to re-entering the chest cavity and mediastinum by reopening the sternum (median sternotomy) in a patient who has previously undergone open-heart surgery (e Read More

The oscillating saw, a ubiquitous and indispensable tool in modern orthopedic surgery, is a marvel of engineering designed for one critical task: cutting bone with exceptional control and minimized collateral damage. Its distinctive back-and-forth or side-to-side oscillating blade motion, typically Read More

Revolutionizing Orthopedic Precision: The Advancements of Cannulated Drills in Modern SurgeryCannulated drills, a cornerstone of orthopedic and trauma surgery, have undergone significant technological advancements in recent years, offering surgeons unprecedented precision and efficiency in complex b Read More

Technological Origins and DevelopmentThe history of surgical power tools dates back to the early 20th century with the invention of the high frequency electrosurgical device by William Bovie in 1920, revolutionizing intraoperative hemostasis. Over time, advancements in energy based technologies—such Read More

1. The birth of medical X-ray machine: a hundred years from laboratory to operating roomOn November 8, 1895, German physicist Wilhelm Rontgen discovered a mysterious ray that could penetrate books, wood, and even human bodies while experimenting with a cathode-ray tube in his laboratory. Due to its Read More

Key Features & Types Types of Saws: Ø Oscillating Saws: Blades move in a small arc for controlled cuts, minimizing soft tissue damage. Commonly used in joint replacements THR,TKA...(e.g., knee or hip). Ø Reciprocating Saws: Blades move back-and-forth for cutting thicker bones. Commonly used in UKA,M Read More