Kirsch surgical sinus lift elevator, small model, 90° angle - Helmut Zepf (41.868.03S) - Delynov

What is the Helmut Zepf Kirsch surgical sinus lift elevator?

The Kirsch surgical sinus lift elevator, small model, is a precision instrument designed by Helmut Zepf for oral surgery procedures. This device is distinguished by a specific 90° angulation, optimized for access to complex anatomical areas during sinus elevation procedures. As a specialized tool, it allows the practitioner to manipulate tissues with great finesse. Its design by Helmut Zepf Medizintechnik GmbH guarantees an instrument adapted to the requirements of dental operating rooms, offering ergonomics designed for surgeon comfort and the safety of the surgical gesture.

What are the clinical indications for this instrument?

This sinus elevator is primarily indicated in implant surgery and maxillary bone reconstruction protocols. Its use is recommended during sinus lift procedures (elevation of the sinus floor) to delicately detach and lift the sinus membrane without damaging it. The 90° angulation of the small model facilitates work in restricted spaces and allows a precise approach to the sinus walls. This Helmut Zepf instrument is therefore an essential ally for dental surgeons and implantologists performing bone volume augmentations prior to implant placement.

What are the technical characteristics of reference 41.868.03S?

The Kirsch sinus elevator, bearing technical reference 41.868.03S at Delynov, presents specific characteristics for micro-surgery. It is a small model equipped with an active end angled at 90°. This geometric configuration is crucial for reaching the corners of the sinus cavity with maximum control. The manufacturing by Helmut Zepf ensures a high-quality finish for this manual instrument. Its reduced size makes it a tool of choice for narrow anatomies or limited access, allowing precise transmission of force during membrane detachment.

What are the contraindications for the use of this elevator?

The use of this sinus elevator is contraindicated in the presence of acute sinus pathologies, untreated local infections, or tumors in the intervention area. In general, the use of this Helmut Zepf instrument should be avoided by practitioners not trained in specific sinus surgery techniques. A sinus membrane that is too thin or has pre-existing perforations may also constitute a limit to the direct use of the instrument. It is appropriate to systematically refer to the established clinical protocol and the manufacturer's recommendations to evaluate the feasibility of the surgical act.

What are the maintenance precautions for this surgical instrument?

As a reusable manual instrument designed by Helmut Zepf Medizintechnik GmbH, it requires a complete cycle of decontamination, cleaning, and sterilization after each use. Practitioners must ensure the use of cleaning solutions that do not alter the properties of the instrument. It is recommended to visually inspect the 90° angulation and the surface condition of the small model before each intervention to ensure the absence of residues or structural damage. Rigorous maintenance according to current sterilization protocols is essential to guarantee the longevity of the instrument and patient safety.

Who is the manufacturer and what standards are respected?

This instrument is manufactured by Helmut Zepf Medizintechnik GmbH, a recognized leader in the production of high-performance dental and surgical instrumentation. Regarding regulatory certifications such as the device class or specific CE marking, this information is not detailed in the current technical sheet. Healthcare professionals are invited to consult the product labeling, the instructions for use provided by the manufacturer, or to contact the Delynov team to obtain compliance documents and details relating to the manufacturing standards followed by Helmut Zepf for reference 41.868.03S.

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