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Smith & Nephew Power Handle

Features

Multi-functional design: For example, the main unit of the Smith & Nephew 72200616 planing handle adopts a touch screen design, and the screen has an automatic window lock setting function, which can accurately control the planing range. The dual interface design allows the use of 2 handles at the same time, and also has the function of automatic memory speed and identification of the blade head, and the maximum torque ≥32ozin4.
Easy to operate: The handle of the DYONICS™ POWER™ II DYONICS second-generation power planing system has selectable soft tissue cutting modes to adapt to surgeon preferences and surgical requirements. The dual hot ports can activate the planing knife and the electric handle at the same time, the automatic identification function of the blade series can quickly call up the settings, and the foot switch can operate in variable speed or on/off mode, providing the flexibility of activating the handle and foot switch controls during surgery1.
Strong compatibility: The DYONICS POWER II system is forward/backward compatible with existing DYONICS POWER handles, foot switches and power tools, which can reduce equipment investment1.

Common Models and Applications

72200616 Power planing handle: commonly used in arthroscopic soft tissue resection and bone resection surgery, which can effectively remove diseased tissue while ensuring the accuracy and safety of the surgery.
72200617 Power planing handle: also plays an important role in arthroscopic surgery, such as surgery on the knee joint, shoulder joint and other parts, and can be used with different blades for various operations.
7205355, 7205354 Power planing handle: widely used in otolaryngology surgery, maxillofacial surgery and other fields, and can be used for resection of diseased tissue, bone trimming and other operations2.

Correct use: when using, it should be disassembled and assembled according to the regular steps, use the correct gestures, use vertically, move naturally, and avoid forced operation to cause damage to the instrument.
Prevent liquid from entering: during surgery, various handles should be placed flat or tilted to prevent blood from flowing back into the handle. After use, they should be cleaned and disinfected in time, and collision and deformation of various components must be prevented during cleaning and disinfection.
Regular inspection: Regularly check whether the handle cable is aging or damaged, whether the buttons can be used normally, whether the motor rotates smoothly, etc. If damage or loose screws are found, they should be handled promptly.

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