Instrument Anatomy
Each component was developed to support controlled bone harvesting and an efficient surgical workflow.
Working Tip
Designed for controlled bone harvesting
The working tip was designed for controlled harvesting of cortical bone material in augmentative procedures. Its geometry supports precise scraping movements and controlled material retrieval across different anatomical regions.
Controlled scraping with continuous cutting performance
The integrated blade mechanism supports controlled scraping movements and uniform harvesting of cortical bone material during the procedure. The design was developed to promote a smooth workflow and precise instrument guidance.
Direct collection of harvested bone material
The integrated collection chamber allows continuous collection of harvested bone material directly within the instrument. This simplifies the surgical workflow and supports handling during augmentative procedures. Direct visibility of the collected material additionally improves control during application.
Easy retrieval of the collected material
The integrated slider mechanism enables controlled release of the collected bone material from the chamber. This simplifies material retrieval and supports further processing during augmentative procedures.
Grip Design
Designed for stable guidance and precise control
The grip geometry supports controlled movements and reduces fatigue during longer procedures. The ergonomically designed grip recesses accommodate different finger positions and promote stable instrument guidance during surgical applications.
Housing
Direct visual control during application
The transparent housing structure enables visual monitoring of the collection process and supports orientation during the surgical workflow. Material visibility additionally promotes controlled and precise working.
