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Surgical Instrumentation Cart

Archives of Ophthalmology, 1987
We describe the design of a surgical equipment/instrumentation cart that provides accessibility, mobility, convenience, conservation of floor space, and efficient use of vertical air space. This multiple-shelf cart allows organization and coordination of multiple pieces of equipment.
P A, Blacharski, S T, Charles
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THE HISTORY OF THORACIC SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND INSTRUMENTATION

Chest Surgery Clinics of North America, 2000
Thoracic surgical practice has evolved from the innovations of its pioneers. Beginning with the stethoscope discovered by Laënnec with his system of auscultation, to the tools we use in the dissection and control of the hilum of the lung for resection, our practice of thoracic surgery has been entwined with the development of instruments and ...
E J, Hagopian, C, Mann, L A, Galibert, F M, Steichen   +3 more
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Ophthalmic Surgical Instruments

Topics in Companion Animal Medicine, 2008
With proper training and diligent practice, many orbital, extraocular, and corneo-conjunctival surgeries can be successfully performed by the general practitioner. Specialized surgical instrumentation is necessary to achieve optimal results. This article reviews the essential surgical instruments required for these routine ophthalmic surgeries and ...
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Surgical instrumentation

2021
Abstract This chapter discusses the instrumentation needed to perform minimally invasive sacroiliac joint fusion, a novel treatment for sacroiliac joint pain or chronic sacroiliitis. As in any surgical procedure, access to the appropriate surgical instrumentation is imperative for a safe and successful outcome.
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Surgical instrument availability

AORN Journal, 2005
Surgical instrument availability often is at the top of the list for perioperative quality improvement projects. Ensuring availability of surgical instruments can be a daily struggle. At one facility, searching for items shortly before a procedure was a common occurrence.
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Surgical Scissors: The Core Surgical Instrument

Journal of Surgical Orthopaedic Advances
Surgical scissors form an essential part of both basic and specialty surgical sets. Their prime function is to cut tissues. They are also used for blunt dissection/development of tissue planes and piercing tissues. A wide variety of scissors are available for use in practice. This review article briefly describes common surgical scissors in orthopaedic
Anil, Agarwal, Ankit, Jain, Ankur, Upadhyay, Nitish, Deo   +3 more
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[Surgical instruments (II). An introduction to surgical instruments].

Revista de enfermeria (Barcelona, Spain), 2005
In clinical practice, there are many diverse ways to name each instrument. Some names consist of local terms related to the shape or the use of an instrument; others have their origin in confusing references; few of these names tend to be related to known nomenclature.
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Two surgical instruments

The only instruments for opening the cranium considered in this chapter are drills, and in some cases facilitated with a special chisel called a lenticular. There were two kinds of trepan. The modiolus was the Latin name for a crown trepan which had a circular base with teeth which sawed a hole.
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Surgical Instruments

2019
Kümmerle, Jan M, Auer, Jörg A
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The Spoon as a Surgical Instrument

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1979
C, Navarro-Gasparetto, I T, Jackson, G, de la Puente   +2 more
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