Bone Packs

2

Rongeurs

4

Bone-Cutting Forceps

6

Bone-Holding Forceps

8

Curettes

10

Curettes

11

Periosteal Elevators

13

Elevators and Osteotomes

14

Mallet, Chisel, and Osteome

17

Cutting Edges

18

Gigli Wire

• Used to cut bone• T-shaped handle hook onto wire• Wire wrapped around bone• Bone is cut in sawing fashion

20

Trephine

22

Power Equipment

23

Orthopedic Implants

• Inside bone vs. around bone• Permanent vs. extended period of time• Metal implants– Stainless-steel alloy– Cobalt-chromium alloy– Titanium

24

Bone Pins

27

Orthopedic Wire

29

Orthopedic Wire Sizes

30

External Fixators

31

Bone Screws

32

Placement of a Screw

• Drill hole in bone• Measure hole with depth gauge• Use bone tap to cut screw path• Insert screw with special screwdriver• May be used alone– Or in conjunction with bone plate– Or in conjunction with interlocking nail

33

Bone Plates

34

Bone Plating Equipment

35

Total Hip Prosthesis

• Procedure for dogs with severe arthritis• Long stem– Fits inside proximal femur

• Ball– Replaces femoral head

• Special cup– Replaces acetabulum

50

Arthroscope

• Used for diagnosis• Used as a surgical tool

51

Ancillary Arthroscopic Equipment

52

53

Light Cable

54

Fluid Delivery Systems

55

Pressurized Bag System

56

Automated Pump System

57

Hand Instrumentsfor Arthroscopic Surgery

• Instruments designed to:– Remove or retrieve fragments– Debride– Probe cartilage or lesions

• Inserted in joint through separate probe• Triangulation technique

58

Blunt Probe

59

Rongeurs and Grasping Forceps

60

Motorized Burrs