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1. Osteoma osteoid of a femur.
Measurement of the depth. |
2. After anesthesia, a small skin incision is performed. |
3. Adjustment of the depth gauge on the Cannula. |
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4. Insertion of the Cannula with the Trocar Tip Stylet. |
5. After several attempts,
it appears that the bone is harder than expected
and the Cannula and its Stylet cannot go through. |
6. The Decision is made to use the Laurane™ Perforating Cannula* Drill
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| 7. Removal of the Trocar Tip Stylet. |
8. Insertion of the Stiffening Stylet in the Cannula. | 9. Removal of the Cannula. | |||||
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| 10. Adjustment of the depth gauge on the Sharp Tip Cannula. | 11. Insertion of the Sharp Tip Cannula on the Stiffening Stylet... | 12. ...with a counterclockwise rotation. | |||||
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| 13. Removal of the Stiffening Stylet and insertion of the Drill in the Cannula. | 14. CT scan image of the Laurane™ Perforating Cannula* Drill. | 15. Rotate carefully clockwise. | |||||
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| 16. During the process of drilling, it is strongly recommended to clean the Drill from bone specimen. | 17. Cleaning of the Drill from bone specimen. | 18. Removal of the Drill and adjustment of the Biopsy Needle. | |||||
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| 19. Insertion of the Biopsy Needle in the Sharp Tip Cannula. | 20. Ejector. | 21. Bone Core Sample. | |||||
*Patent pending. |
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