Arthroscopic Accessory Surgical Instrument - Bone File

Application of Arthroscopic Accessory Surgical Instrument-Bone File (Specifications: 6MM×170MM, Double-sided Toothed) in Arthroscopic Surgery
In arthroscopic surgery, the bone file with specifications of 6MM×170MM and double-sided teeth plays a significant role. This specialized instrument is meticulously designed to meet the precise requirements of joint surgeries.
The 6MM diameter allows it to access narrow joint spaces with relative ease, ensuring minimal disruption to the surrounding tissues. It can be delicately maneuvered within joints such as the knee, shoulder, or wrist, reaching areas that demand fine bone manipulation. The 170MM length provides surgeons with an appropriate reach, enabling them to work effectively on different parts of the bone surface.
The double-sided toothed design offers enhanced functionality. One side may feature coarser teeth, which are excellent for quickly removing larger amounts of bone material, for example, when dealing with bony prominences or overgrown bone spurs. The other side, often with finer teeth, is used for smoothing and refining the bone surface after the initial rough work, preparing it for subsequent procedures like cartilage grafting or implant placement.
During procedures for cartilage repair, the bone file is employed to carefully contour the damaged area of the bone. By precisely trimming the bone edges and creating a more suitable bed for the cartilage cells to attach and grow, contributes to better treatment outcomes. In cases of joint fractures, it helps in shaping the fractured bone fragments to ensure accurate alignment and fixation, facilitating the healing process.
Overall, this particular bone file is an indispensable tool in arthroscopic surgery, thanks to its well-suited size and dual-sided functionality, which together enhance the precision and success rate of joint procedures.