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China WZ Medical Extracorporeal Positioner - Ideal Surgical Adjunct from Leading Suppliers and Factory
Material
Barium sulphate and PE
Application
Used for positioning during percutaneous vertebroplasty and other minimally invasive spinal interventional procedures.
Features
It can help the surgeon to accurately select the puncture entry point and is an ideal adjunct to the surgical procedure.
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1
Place the WZ positioner on the body surface at the position of the surgical access and fix it.
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2
After fluoroscopy, according to the visualisation of the puncture target under X-ray, mark the target entry point of the WZ positioner on the skin.
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3
Remove the locator after marking the entry point.
What is the structure of the WZ positioner?
The WZ positioner features a one-piece mesh structure designed for surgical accuracy.
What materials are used to make the WZ positioner?
It is manufactured using Barium sulphate and PE (Polyethylene) to ensure proper visibility and performance.
In which medical procedures is this positioner applied?
It is primarily used for precise positioning during percutaneous vertebroplasty and other minimally invasive spinal interventional procedures.
How does the WZ positioner assist surgeons during surgery?
It acts as an ideal surgical adjunct by helping the surgeon accurately select and mark the puncture entry point under fluoroscopy.
What are the basic steps to use the WZ positioner?
First, place and fix the WZ positioner on the surgical access area. Next, visualize the target under X-ray fluoroscopy and mark the entry point on the skin. Finally, remove the locator.