Torsional Orthopaedic Revision System
The Next Generation Ultrasonic Bone Cement Removal System
The system features ultrasonic technology and offers multiple tip geometries suitable for hip, knee, and upper extremity applications. The patented probe helix can transform a proportion of the ultrasonic vibration from longitudinal to torsional.
Intended Use
TORS is an ultrasonic surgical device intended to be used for removal of polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) bone cement in orthopaedic applications.
Clinical Guidance
TORS is designed for use without the need for excessive manual force. The ultrasonic technology enables controlled removal of PMMA bone cement.
System Overview
- The generator provides two cement channels to allow rapid probe interchange
- The sterilisable instrument tray consists of transducers, cables and extension bars
- The single-use handpiece houses the transducer when in use
- The tips can be provided as single-use or reusable according to requirements
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