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

The Collision of Minimally Invasive Techniques with Maxillofacial SurgeryThe so-called minimally invasive surgery refers to the advanced surgical mode in which modern photoelectric imaging system, micro-surgical device and energy generation equipment, replace traditional open operation with endoscop Read More

Hallux valgus is a bony deformity at the base of the big toe, characterized by a lateral deviation of the toe and a painful protrusion of the metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joint. While non surgical treatments like orthotics or footwear modifications may alleviate symptoms, surgery is often recommended f Read More

The oscillating surgical saw is a vital instrument in modern surgical practices, renowned for its precision and efficiency in cutting through hard tissues such as bone. This article delves into the design, function, and applications of this essential medical device, highlighting its importance in bo Read More

Flexible reamer is a flexible medical device, usually made of stainless steel, titanium or nickel-titanium alloy. Its design features include flexible shaft and replaceable blade, which is suitable for handling the needs of medullary cavity reaming of complex or curved anatomical structures. Functio Read More

Portable Fluoroscopy is a technology that miniaturizes and makes portable traditional large-scale X-ray fluoroscopy equipment. It enables doctors to perform real-time X-ray fluoroscopy in a wider range of environments by using miniaturized hardware equipment and advanced image processing technology. Read More

An orthopedic flexible reamer is a surgical instrument commonly used during procedures involving the long bones, such as intramedullary nailing. This tool helps in the preparation of the bone canal by enlarging or reshaping it to fit an implant like an intramedullary nail. Key features include: 1. Read More

Neurosurgery drill requires highly precise and meticulous operation to ensure patient safety and the success of the operation. As an important tool for intracranial surgery, the design and characteristics of neurosurgery drill directly affect the surgical results. 1. High-precision design Neurosurge Read More

Early surgical tools were mostly made of simple metal or stone tools. Surgical instruments in ancient Egypt, ancient Greece and ancient Rome, such as tweezers, scalpels and saws, have shown a certain degree of professionalism. However, these tools are still relatively limited in function, with poor Read More