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Implant Engine Equipment Supplied In Australasia
6 equipment items found
Manufactured by:BioPro, Inc based inPort Huron, MICHIGAN (USA)
The Osteotec Silicone Finger Implant is a single-piece flexible joint replacement implant for the metacarpophalangeal (MCP) and proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joints in the hand; commonly due to rheumatoid or ...
Manufactured by:Anatomics Pty Ltd. based inMelbourne, AUSTRALIA
The StarPore® Pterional Implant has been designed to correct temporal hollowing caused by wasting of the temporalis muscle following the pterional surgical approach to the brain. The implant is supplied in standard left and right-side shapes and is easily modifiable intra-operatively. The implant has modifiable fins to allow for customisation of lateral extension. It is screwed directly onto ...
Manufactured by:Biotronik SE & Co. KG based inBerlin, GERMANY
Selectra 3D delivery catheters for His-bundle pacing (HBP) maintain their stable shape - even during longer ...
Manufactured by:Anatomics Pty Ltd. based inMelbourne, AUSTRALIA
Patient specific titanium spine cages and plates can be fabricated individually from CT data to allow surgeons to restore the natural alignment of the spine and assist fusion in cases where a standard off-the-shelf implant is not suitable. These implants can be designed for either anterior or posterior fusion or vertebral corpectomy. The implants can accommodate a range of fixation screws, both ...
Manufactured by:Field Orthopaedics based inTeneriffe, AUSTRALIA
The management of small fractures in the hand and wrist is difficult due to the small size, fragile nature, and importance of accurate reduction. The requirement to use clamps and forceps while maintaining position for implant preparation and insertion is challenging. The fully cannulated Micro Screw system is designed to address these challenges and make the management of small fractures easier. ...
Manufactured by:Orthocell Ltd. based inMurdoch, AUSTRALIA
Millions of people worldwide suffer pain and limited mobility as a result of damage to articular cartilage, most commonly in the knee or ankle. Unfortunately, unlike muscle or bone, damaged cartilage has a limited capacity for self-repair. Left untreated, the cartilage damage progresses to the point where joint replacement is required. Orthocell's Autologous Chondrocyte Implantation ...