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Orthopaedic Power Host
What is an orthopaedic power host?
An orthopaedic power host is the core drive and control unit used in orthopaedic surgeries. It provides stable power to connect and operate various handpieces, such as bone drills, sagittal saws, and reamers.
What types of surgical attachments can be connected to the host?
The host is highly versatile and supports quick-coupling attachments including oscillating saws, reciprocating saws, cranial drills, acetabular reamers, and wire-driving attachments.
How is the orthopaedic power host sterilized?
Most high-quality orthopaedic power hosts and handpieces are fully autoclavable. They are designed to withstand high-temperature and high-pressure steam sterilization to ensure strict operating room hygiene.
What are the options for power sources?
These systems generally offer two main power configurations: cordless battery-powered systems (using rechargeable lithium-ion batteries) or console-driven pneumatic and electric corded systems.
How should the system be maintained to extend its lifespan?
Regular maintenance involves thorough cleaning to remove biological residue immediately after use, proper lubrication of moving joints before autoclaving, and routine battery health assessments.
Is the power host compatible with different surgical procedures?
Yes, with stepless speed control and variable torque settings, the host is designed to handle both high-torque procedures like joint arthroplasty and high-speed, delicate procedures like trauma and spine surgery.