The placement of the head on the stem gives an articulated partial prosthesis. The head is set on the taper of the stem giving required movement within the inner semisphere of the acetabulum. Acetabular implants for endoprosthetics made from modern high-performance materials have proven themsel

The product page mentions the following standard numbers: - NF ISO 5832-3 - NF ISO 13799-2 - NF ISO 13799-3 - NF ISO 13799-4 - NF ISO 5832-9 - NF ISO 6474-1

The Quadrofit Total Knee System is designed and developed for use in cemented and cementless application of Total Knee arthroplasty. The unique femoral cutting guide combines various functionalities in one component. This enables the surgeon to shape the femur fast and accurate with only one guide p

The ECOFIT® total hip system includes a complete variety of cementless and cemented hip stems for primary arthroplasty. Both standard offset stems and lateralised offset stems are available in cementless fixation or cemented options. The choice of the implant material for any given mode of fixation

In addition to the primary hip stems the ECOFIT® hip system also offers the option of a short stem system. Both standard offset short stems and lateralised offset short stems are available as a cementless fixation option. The modular instrument platform provides the flexibility to intraoperatively

The product page for the LONG OSTEAL REVISION mentions the following standard numbers: - NF ISO 5832-3 - NF ISO 5832-9 - NF ISO 6474-1

The OSTEAL – STANDARD Stem product page mentions the following standards: - NF ISO 5832-3: Titanium Alloy TiAl₆V₄ - NF ISO 5832-9: Stainless Steel - NF ISO 6474-1: Pure alumina ceramic These standards pertain to the materials used in the femoral stem and femoral heads.

The HAC CERAFIT CUP product page mentions the following standards: - NF ISO 5832-3 - NF ISO 13799-2 - NF ISO 13799-3 - NF ISO 13799-4 - NF ISO 6474-1 - NF ISO 5834-2 These standards pertain to materials and specifications relevant to the product.

The product page mentions several standards and specifications: - **Materials**: - Titanium Alloy TiAl6V4: NF ISO 5832-3 - Hydroxyapatite coating (HAC): NF ISO 13799-2, 3, 4 - Stainless Steel: NF ISO 5832-9 - Pure alumina ceramic: NF ISO 6474-1 - **Design Features**: - Low-profile design

The Vet-Tables Electric Surgery Table with Dental Top is the best choice when performing dentistry procedures. The easy-to-remove grill allows liquids to evacuate into the basin. A conveniently located drain valve under the basin ensures fast and easy cleaning of the dental table. This dental top al

The Vet-Tables Electric Surgery Table is a versatile and reliable addition to any veterinary clinic. Designed exclusively for veterinary use and proudly manufactured in Canada by Dispomed, it offers a wide range of configurations to suit your specific needs.

The exceptional lifting capacity of the Vet-Tables Scissor Exam and Surgery Table protects your patients and staff from injuries caused by the handling of heavy animals.

After a surgery in which the abdominal wall has been opened in order to output intestinal tract or one or both ureters. The dregs or urine are collected in urine bags. This kind of bag has a 2L, 4L and 5L capacity. Furthermore, they are provided of an antireflux valve that blocks the urine reflux fr

Designed for the post surgery (heart or thoracic) drain retrogressive insertion

Genuine Alvaley® amalgam separator suitable for all single surgery dryline suction systems.

Helps tumour tissue extraction in a safe and needless of surgery manipulation way Helps obtaining biopsy sample granting a more reliable pathological diagnosis It allows tissue freezing for subsequent molecular studies

Present in hospitals and clinics for many years, our expertise in ultrasonic cleaning, irrigation and drying (internal and external) allows us to treat instruments for laparoscopy, ophthalmology, cataract surgery, robotic forceps or even phaco boxes.

Yankauer is a suction handle with the purpose of removing the blood and similar liquids during surgery It avoids major blocking risks