Wrist Traction Tower HE-WT
Function of Wrist traction tower:
Carpal arthroscopy has the flexibility to be performed with either local or general anesthesia.
Depending on the specific condition, a tourniquet may be selectively utilized by the surgeon.
The patient is positioned supine on the operating table with their elbow flexed at 90°.
To ensure sterility, an aseptic finger bag is used to cover either the index finger or middle finger of the hand on which the operation will take place.
For joints that require minimal traction, control over traction weights can be maintained at around 2~3kg. As medical technology advances, it is anticipated that wrist retractors will become indispensable equipment in operating rooms due to their reliability and convenience for surgeons.
These retractors offer stable traction, unlimited positioning options, and methods that enhance efficiency and accuracy for operators during procedures.
By providing improved visualization, imaging capabilities, identification techniques, and treatment approaches for distal radius fractures as well as scaphoid bone and other hand and wrist fractures, they greatly contribute to successful outcomes in surgical interventions within these areas.
1. The Arc Wrist Tower is a versatile tool that can be used for both soft tissue injuries and fractures of the wrist, providing traction and easy access during hand and wrist procedures.
2. In its vertical position, the Arc Wrist Tower is specifically designed to aid in wrist arthroscopy by providing necessary traction.
3. Additionally, when rotated horizontally, this device allows for improved access to the wrist during both arthroscopic procedures and fracture-reduction processes.
We are also dedicated to offering exceptional post-sales support and comprehensive training for installation. Over the years, we have evolved into a cutting-edge organization with over three decades of expertise in scientific exploration, technological advancements, streamlined production processes, and marketing of medical equipment.
