In the field of orthopedic surgery, where stability and accuracy are critical for patient recovery, the orthopedic drill stands as a foundational instrument. Unlike household drills, this specialized tool is engineered to work with bone—one of the body’s hardest tissues—enabling surgeons to create h Read More

In orthopedic surgery, where even tiny errors can affect patient outcomes, the sagittal saw blade is a game-changer. This small but powerful tool is built to cut bone and soft tissue with unmatched accuracy, making it essential for procedures like joint replacements, fracture repairs, and spinal sur Read More

When you hear the term surgical tool, images of large scalpels or power saws may come to mind. But in modern minimally invasive surgery (MIS), one of the most critical innovations is far smaller yet equally impactful: the percutaneous bur. Designed for procedures that require precise tissue or bone Read More

Veterinary orthopedics is a specialized branch of veterinary medicine focused on diagnosing, treating, and preventing conditions affecting the musculoskeletal system of animals—including bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, and muscles. Just as humans rely on healthy skeletal structures for mobility, Read More

The Sternum Saw (also commonly called a Sternal Saw or Bone Saw) is a specialized power surgical instrument designed for one primary purpose: to safely and precisely cut through the sternum (breastbone) during a surgical procedure called a median sternotomy. Here's a detailed introduction: Primary P 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

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

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

With the continuous advancement of medical technology, portable X-ray machines are increasingly used in clinical diagnosis. Compared with traditional fixed X-ray machines, portable X-ray machines have the advantages of small size, light weight, and easy operation, which enable them to provide fast a Read More