Exhibitors

Orthopedic implant instruments are specialized surgical tools used to insert and position orthopedic implants, like plates, screws, rods, and joint replacements, during bone fracture repair or joint replacement surgeries, allowing for precise placement and fixation of the implant within the patient s bone structure; these tools typically include drills, taps, drivers, bone reamers, retractors, and specialized holding devices, all designed to facilitate the implant placement process with accuracy and minimal damage to surrounding tissues. Surgical instruments are tools used to perform surgical procedures. They are designed to carry out specific actions, such as cutting tissue, suturing, or grasping tissue. Examples of surgical instruments Surgical scissors: Used to cut tissue and sutures. They come in different shapes, sizes, and types. Needle holders: Hold needles securely to allow for precise suturing. Forceps: Used to grasp, retract, or stabilize tissue. They can also be used to pack or extract sponges. Dissecting forceps: Look like large tweezers and are used to grasp and manipulate tissue. Tissue forceps: Used to manipulate, support, and retract tissue. Hand retractors: Require someone or something to hold them in place during a procedure. Surgical sutures: Used to stop blood by stitching the wounded area. Babcock forceps: Used to hold delicate tissue without damaging it. Surgical instruments are often made of high grade medical stainless steel Dental instruments are tools used to examine, treat, restore, and remove teeth and the surrounding tissues of the mouth. They can be made of stainless steel or disposable plastic. Types of dental instruments Mouth mirror: Used to see areas of the mouth that are hard to see, such as the roof of the mouth Dental probe: Used to locate irregularities in the mouth Dental drill: Used to remove decayed or damaged tooth structure Composite instrument: Used to place and shape dental composite resin Periodontal probe: Used to measure the depth of a periodontal pocket Ultrasonic scaler: Used to remove tartar from teeth Extracting forceps: Used to remove teeth Dental elevator: Used to lift teeth before extraction Air water syringe: Used to inject air or water into the oral cavity Dental syringe: Used to deliver dental anesthetics to the mouth Dental instrument categories Most dental instruments fall into one of two categories: non-cutting and cutting. They can also be categorized as examination instruments, hand cutting instruments, restorative instruments, and instrument accessories. Gynecology instruments include forceps, scalpel, curettes, retractors, speculums, dilators, and catheters. These instruments are used for a variety of procedures, including childbirth, uterine surgery, and pap smears. Forceps Uterine forceps: Long, curved forceps used to grasp the uterus during childbirth and other gynecological surgery Obstetric forceps: Used during childbirth to assist in delivering the baby Punch forceps: Used for premalignant lesions of the cervix