Cortical bone collector with stopper diameter 6.0 (ABC604L) height 17.9mm - Osstem - Delynov
The Collecteur d'os cortical avec stopper diamètre 6.0hauteur 21.94 mm - Osstem is a medical device manufactured by Osstem Implant Co., Ltd.
- Manufacturer: Osstem Implant Co., Ltd.
- Reference: ABC604L.
- Reserved for healthcare professionals. Read instructions carefully before use.
What is the Osstem cortical bone collector with stopper?
The Osstem cortical bone collector with stopper, diameter 6.0, is a specialized rotary instrument used in bone surgery. Identified under reference ABC604L, this device has a total height of 21.94 mm. Its structure is specifically designed to allow the practitioner to harvest autogenous bone chips directly from the patient. The presence of a fixed stopper on the instrument body guarantees a controlled penetration depth during drilling, thereby securing the surgical procedure. This tool is manufactured by Osstem Implant Co., Ltd, a recognized manufacturer in the field of implantology.
What are the clinical indications for this bone harvester?
This autogenous bone harvester is indicated in all clinical situations requiring a supply of bone harvested from the patient themselves for small to medium-sized grafts. It is primarily used during implant placement surgeries where a localized bone defect must be filled. The bone collected in this way retains its osteogenic properties, which promotes optimal integration of the graft. The use of this bone collector drill is common during fenestration and dehiscence procedures, or to increase immediate peri-implant bone volume.
What are the technical characteristics of the ABC604L model?
The ABC604L model is distinguished by precise dimensions adapted to the needs of dental surgeons. It has a working diameter of 6.0 mm, which allows for efficient bone volume collection in a limited number of passes. Its height of 21.94 mm includes the working part and the connection system. The major feature of this Osstem device is its integrated stopper, which mechanically limits the progression of the drill into the bone tissue, thus preventing any risk of excessive drilling or injury to underlying anatomical structures.
What are the contraindications for the use of this device?
Contraindications for the use of the Osstem bone collector include clinical situations where bone density is insufficient for safe harvesting or serious systemic pathologies affecting bone healing. It must not be used on sites presenting active infection or uncontrolled inflammation. Generally, the use of this type of instrument is contraindicated in patients with general contraindications to oral or implant surgery. The practitioner must evaluate the quality of the donor site before any intervention.
What are the precautions for use and maintenance?
Like any precision instrument intended for surgery, the cortical bone collector must be used with an appropriate rotation speed and irrigation to avoid thermal heating of the bone, which could compromise the viability of the harvested bone cells. It is imperative to follow the cleaning and sterilization protocols recommended by Osstem Implant Co., Ltd before each use. The sharpness of the cutting edge must be regularly checked, as a dull instrument reduces collection efficiency and increases the risk of tissue overheating.
Who is the manufacturer and what standards are met?
The product is manufactured by Osstem Implant Co., Ltd, a major player in the dental industry. Although the specific regulatory class and CE marking are not detailed in the simplified technical documentation, this device is designed according to rigorous manufacturing standards specific to rotary surgical instruments. Professionals are invited to systematically refer to the instructions for use and labeling provided by the manufacturer to verify current certifications and safety instructions specific to reference ABC604L.
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