Stanton Nail/Screw Drill Guide Assembly — Sleeve Only
John L. Stanton, MD
Designed to help hold and stabilize a drill guide, allowing the surgeon to obtain ‘perfect circles’ and drill distal locking screw holes without exposure of the hand to the x-ray beam
The drill guide unit (sleeve/trocar) is placed over the side of the bone through an incision. The locking holder is attached to the guide and rested against the skin for stability. With the x-ray on, the guide unit is adjusted by moving the holder until the trocar lines up with a hole in the rod. The trocar is removed and a drill bit is then inserted into the guide.
Product Number(s)
8986-01
Dimensions
Overall Length (unfolded): 15.25″ (38,8 cm)
Dimensions Triangle Folded: 4″ x 4.25″ (10,2 x 10,8 cm)
Accuracy Statement for devices with a measuring function: Devices with a measuring function are considered non-critical, non-calibrated, and are intended for reference-only measurements. While it provides a helpful visual guide for relative measurements, it is not calibrated to specific precision standards. Measurements taken with this device should not be considered accurate enough for critical applications requiring strict dimensional tolerances. General manufacturing tolerances of +\- 1% at each graduation, or 2% of the full scale apply, but no conformance qualifications are provided or implied.