Elevator number 80 with handle number 510 - Hu-Friedy - Delynov

What is the Hu-Friedy #80 elevator with #510 handle?

The #80 elevator combined with the #510 handle is a high-precision manual instrument manufactured by Hu-Friedy Mfg. Co., LLC. This device is specifically designed for oral surgery procedures requiring effective dental luxation. As an instrument in the INSTRU category at Delynov, it benefits from the expertise of Hu-Friedy, a recognized manufacturer in the field of dental instrumentation. Its structure is engineered to meet the requirements of practitioners performing complex or simple extractions, offering an ergonomic interface via the #510 handle for controlled force transmission during the elevation of roots or teeth.

What are the clinical indications for this instrument?

This instrument is indicated for exodontia procedures, including the extraction of single-rooted or multi-rooted teeth, as well as for the management of root debris. In implant surgery, the #80 elevator allows for the preparation of the alveolar site by clearing the tooth with minimum peripheral bone compression. It is used by dental surgeons and implantologists to facilitate the separation of the tooth from its periodontal support. The use of this Hu-Friedy device is strictly reserved for qualified healthcare professionals, in accordance with the directives of the manufacturer located in Chicago, USA.

What are the technical characteristics of this elevator?

The #80 elevator is distinguished by its technical configuration combining a specific working part and a #510 type handle. Although exact materials are not specified in the provided technical documentation, the manufacturing standards of Hu-Friedy Mfg. Co., LLC guarantee an instrument suitable for sterilization cycles and the mechanical stresses of oral surgery. This device belongs to Class I of medical devices, which attests to its compliance with basic regulatory requirements for non-invasive or reusable surgical instruments. The #510 handle offers a grip adapted to the rotation and leverage maneuvers necessary in a clinical setting.

What are the contraindications for the use of this device?

According to information from the manufacturer Hu-Friedy, specific contraindications are not listed exhaustively beyond standard warnings related to professional use. However, the use of this instrument is contraindicated for any unqualified personnel or those who have not received adequate training in oral surgery. It is imperative to refer to the instructions for use before any intervention to identify possible restrictions related to the patient's health status or particular clinical conditions that would make the use of a mechanical lever inappropriate or risky for adjacent anatomical structures.

What are the precautions for use and maintenance?

As a Class I instrument, this Hu-Friedy elevator requires a rigorous maintenance protocol. Healthcare professionals must imperatively read the instructions carefully before use. Precautions include a visual inspection before each procedure to ensure the integrity of the working part and the #510 handle. Although non-resorbable because it is metallic, the device must be cleaned, decontaminated, and sterilized according to the recommendations of the manufacturer Hu-friedy 3232 N. Rockwell St. Chicago, Il 60618 USA. Inappropriate handling could damage the instrument or compromise patient safety during luxation.

Who is the manufacturer and what standards are respected?

The #80 elevator with #510 handle is manufactured by Hu-Friedy Mfg. Co., LLC, whose headquarters is located at 3232 N. Rockwell St., Chicago, IL 60618, USA. This product is classified as a Class I medical device. Compliance with this classification indicates that the instrument meets essential regulatory safety and performance requirements. As a product distributed by Delynov, it is part of a quality chain intended for experts in dental surgery. The manufacturer emphasizes that this equipment is exclusively reserved for healthcare professionals and recommends a thorough reading of the attached technical documentation.

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