Crestal Approach Sinus Kit (CASKIT) (HCRSNK) HIOSSEN-OSSTEM - DELYNOV

What is the HIOSSEN-OSSTEM Crestal Approach Sinus Kit (CASKIT)?

The Crestal Approach Sinus Kit, also known as CASKIT (reference HCRSNK), is a specialized instrumental set designed by the brand Osstem. This device is specifically developed to facilitate crestal approach sinus lift procedures in implant surgery. As a complete kit, it brings together the necessary tools for practitioners to perform precise preparation of the recipient site. This equipment from the Osstem range allows for a structured and secure approach during complex pre-implant bone regeneration interventions, offering dental surgeons an ergonomic solution for managing sinus bone.

What are the clinical indications for this kit?

The CASKIT from Osstem is indicated for oral surgery and implantology procedures requiring crestal approach elevation of the sinus membrane. It is used when the residual bone height below the maxillary sinus is insufficient for the immediate placement of dental implants. This kit allows for controlled drilling preparation to access the sinus floor without damaging the surrounding soft tissues. Its use is reserved for qualified healthcare professionals practicing implant placement and sinus bone grafting, thereby ensuring expert handling of the instruments during expansion or filling of the lower sinus.

What are the technical characteristics of the CASKIT (HCRSNK)?

The CASKIT technical kit (reference HCRSNK) is distinguished by a configuration optimized for the crestal approach. Although detailed material specifications are not explicitly listed, this type of Osstem kit generally includes specific drills and depth stops to secure vertical drilling. The technical design aims to offer high precision during osteotomy, minimizing the risk of perforating the Schneiderian membrane. Each component of the kit is designed to integrate into a fluid surgical protocol, allowing for rigorous management of the working depth and efficient preparation of the implant site in the posterior maxilla.

What are the contraindications for the use of this device?

The contraindications for using the Osstem crestal approach kit align with general contraindications related to implant surgery and sinus grafts. These notably include acute sinusitis, untreated local infectious pathologies, or maxillary tumors. Patients presenting with severe uncontrolled systemic disorders affecting bone healing may also present contraindications. It is imperative for the practitioner to perform a complete preoperative radiological assessment (such as CBCT) to evaluate the sinus anatomy and verify the absence of anatomical or pathological contraindications before any use of the CASKIT instruments.

What are the precautions for use for this surgical equipment?

The use of the CASKIT requires prior training in crestal approach sinus lift techniques. Precautions include the systematic verification of the condition of each instrument before the intervention. Recommended rotation speed protocols for the drills must be strictly followed to avoid any thermal overheating of the bone. Particular attention must be paid to the use of depth stops to guarantee the safety of the sinus membrane. After each intervention, instruments must be processed in accordance with current cleaning and sterilization protocols for reusable medical devices, following the specific instructions from the manufacturer Osstem.

Who is the manufacturer and what is the regulatory information?

The official manufacturer of this device is Osstem Implant Co., Ltd. This kit is marketed under the brand Osstem, recognized worldwide in the dental implantology sector. Regarding regulatory data such as the device class or specific CE marking, this information is not specified in the current technical documentation. Practitioners are invited to systematically consult the instructions for use (IFU) provided by Osstem Implant Co., Ltd to verify current certifications, compliance standards met, and maintenance instructions specific to reference HCRSNK (CASKIT).

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