A pivotable surgical instrument combines a screw guide shaft with a tissue retractor blade via a spring-loaded sleeve mechanism.
A retrograde osteochondral system uses a detachable cutter to form recipient sockets in bone tissue.
A segmented orthopedic drill guide extends the drilling interface away from obscured fields to improve alignment precision.
Central and lateral contact elements fit the glenoid fossa and rim to provide rotational stability without contacting vulnerable labrum tissue.
Elastic finger deflects to lock protective sleeve, preventing tissue damage during bone recess insertion.
Self-retaining drill guide legs engage bone plates to constrain drilling angles, eliminating manual clinician guidance.
A bone reamer features a flexible shaft and variable diameter cannula for precise angled alignment.
Segmented guiding grooves prevent accidental disengagement of the guiding element during surgery.
Conical interfaces in a guide block enable fixed and variable angle drill guides, resolving the trade-off between angular precision and procedural flexibility.
A targeting arm with apertures aligns transverse holes in orthopedic implants.