Surgical Instrument Bone Finger Kit

Bone finger kit is a surgical procedure that involves transferring healthy bone tissue from one part of the body to another part that has been damaged by injury, disease, or surgery. The bone finger kit provides surgeons with the necessary instruments to harvest and deliver bone grafts for finger reconstruction. The kit consists of two main components: a bone graft harvester and a bone graft delivery device.

The bone graft harvester is a device that allows surgeons to collect small pieces of bone from a donor site, such as the iliac crest or the distal radius. The harvester has a hollow cylindrical tip with sharp edges that can cut through the cortical and cancellous layers of the bone. The tip is attached to a syringe-like handle that can create suction and aspirate the bone fragments into a collection chamber. The harvester can be used with different sizes of tips depending on the amount and quality of bone needed.

The bone graft delivery device is a device that allows surgeons to inject the harvested bone fragments into the recipient site, such as the finger phalanx or metacarpal. The delivery device has a flexible cannula with a blunt tip that can fit into small incisions and navigate around delicate structures. The cannula is connected to a plunger-like handle that can push the bone fragments through the cannula and into the defect. The delivery device can be used with different sizes of cannulas depending on the size and shape of the defect.