A rotatable drive shaft and modular templates let surgeons bend or cut implants precisely at the surgical site with fewer adjustments.
A modular drive-shaft and template tool bends or cuts implants at the surgical site with fewer adjustments, less surgeon fatigue, and better shape precision.
A selectable transmission lets one surgical tool switch between high-speed cutting, oscillation, and fastener driving while reducing tissue damage.
A pivoted cutter-bender combines rod cutting and bending in one instrument, reducing tool count and surgeon effort on hard surgical rods.
Inductance-based armature sensing identifies firing direction in an orthopedic impactor, cutting double firing, power use, and unnecessary impacts.
A crank-and-rack transmission switches a surgical output shaft between oscillating cutting and continuous rotation while simplifying sterilization.
A spring-driven angled tip enables one-handed microfracture hole control while reducing subchondral bone damage and force inconsistency.