Small Screwdriver Tree for Screwdriver Handle - Jeil Medical (113-MN-101) - Delynov

What is the Jeil Medical mini screwdriver shaft (113-MN-101)?

The mini screwdriver shaft for screwdriver handles, referenced under code 113-MN-101 by Jeil Medical, is an essential intermediate component in implant and oral surgery. It is a manual screwdriver shaft designed to bridge the gap between the instrument handle and the surgical screwdriver tip. Manufactured by Jeil Medical Corp., this device belongs to the category of instruments for Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR). Its structure is optimized to transmit the manual torque required when placing micro-screws or membrane fixation screws, thereby ensuring reliable handling of bone stabilization components.

What are the clinical indications for this manual screwdriver shaft?

This manual screwdriver shaft is primarily indicated during the fixation phases of osteosynthesis material or guided bone regeneration devices. In oral and implant surgery, it is used by the practitioner for the precise insertion of fixation screws. Its use occurs in various clinical protocols such as membrane stabilization, bone graft fixation, or the anchoring of containment devices. As part of the Jeil Medical system, this accessory allows for a delicate manual approach, offering superior tactile feedback compared to rotary instruments, which is crucial during interventions on anatomical sites with low bone density or restricted access.

What are the technical characteristics of product 113-MN-101?

The 113-MN-101 device is defined by its specific compatibility with the Jeil Medical instrument range. It features a standardized connection interface to fit perfectly into a suitable screwdriver handle. Its short design, designated by the term 'mini', is specifically engineered to offer a reduced footprint in the mouth, facilitating access to posterior areas or narrow interdental spaces. Although exact dimensions are not specified beyond its technical name, this dental manual screwdriver tip is designed to withstand the mechanical stresses associated with repeated manual screwing while maintaining a stable connection with the working tip.

What are the contraindications for the use of this instrument?

Contraindications for the use of this screwdriver shaft are mainly related to clinical situations where the available space does not allow for safe passage of the instrument without risking damage to adjacent soft tissues. Generally, the use of this instrument is prohibited if the practitioner does not have the compatible screwdriver handle, as a poor connection could lead to the tip being dropped in the mouth. As with any metallic instrument, a known hypersensitivity to the material components (although not specified here, generally surgical alloys) must be taken into account before any intervention.

What are the precautions for use and maintenance?

As a non-resorbable instrument intended for surgical use, the Jeil Medical mini screwdriver shaft must be handled with care to avoid any deformation of the connection areas. Before each intervention, the practitioner must check the integrity of the locking mechanism with the implant screwdriver handle. After use, the device must follow a strict decontamination, cleaning, and sterilization protocol in accordance with the instructions from the manufacturer Jeil Medical Corp. It is important to ensure the absence of debris or traces of oxidation that could compromise the precision of the screwing or biological safety during the next surgery.

Who is the manufacturer and what standards are met?

The official manufacturer of this device is Jeil Medical Corp., a company recognized in the field of medical devices for osteosynthesis and maxillofacial surgery. Regarding specific standards, the CE marking and regulatory class are not explicitly mentioned in the current technical data for this reference 113-MN-101. It is the responsibility of healthcare professionals to consult the instructions for use and product labeling to confirm current certifications and MDR compliance protocols. The product is distributed by Delynov, ensuring traceability for practices specialized in oral surgery.

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Guided bone regeneration (GBR) in implantology relies on membrane fixation quality.