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New Midwest Power Optic Handpiece Tubing New in Opened Box Accepts Standard 6 pin Power Optic... view more
Asking Price:
$195 USD
NEW! Midwest Stylus ATC 990 W/Fiber Optics High Speed Handpiece W/Mini Head $795 ea / 2 available for purchase! Item is in Excellent Condition In Original Packaging! Items shown is the one... view more
Asking Price:
$795 USD
Item is as pictured. Good condition, very good fiber optics. 2.7:1 reduction KaVo Plasmatec coating Durable LUX 3 glass rod (25,000 lux) Separate internal cooling media ... view more
Asking Price:
$425 USD
Item is used but in Excellent Condition! Items shown is the one buyer will receive Features 20,000RPM, lube free function, forward & reverse Model Titan 3, serial... view more
Asking Price:
$350 USD
Drills/Engines medical equipment refers to specialized tools used in surgical procedures to create holes or openings in bones or other hard tissues. These devices are commonly used in orthopedic surgeries, neurosurgery, and dental procedures. The drills/engines are designed to provide precise and controlled drilling, allowing surgeons to perform procedures with accuracy and efficiency. They are often equipped with various attachments and accessories to cater to different surgical needs.
The uses of drills/engines in medical procedures are numerous. In orthopedic surgeries, they are used to insert screws, plates, or nails to stabilize fractured bones. In neurosurgery, these tools aid in creating openings in the skull for accessing the brain or spinal cord. Additionally, drills/engines are utilized in dental surgeries for dental implant placement or bone grafting procedures. These devices are crucial in ensuring the success of surgical interventions and improving patient outcomes.
The price range for drills/engines medical equipment can vary depending on the complexity and features of the device. Basic models can range from $500 to $2,000, while more advanced systems with additional attachments and accessories can cost between $5,000 and $20,000. High-end models with advanced features and precision can exceed $50,000. The cost also includes the necessary sterilization equipment and maintenance.
Several manufacturers specialize in producing drills/engines medical equipment. Some prominent companies in this space include Stryker Corporation, Medtronic, Zimmer Biomet Holdings, DePuy Synthes, and Aesculap AG. These manufacturers offer a wide range of options, from basic handheld drills to advanced computer-assisted systems, catering to the diverse needs of surgeons and healthcare facilities.
