DINGMAN ZYGOMA ELEVATOR 21CM

Material and Construction

The Dingman Zygoma Elevator is typically crafted from high-grade stainless steel, a material chosen for its durability and resistance to corrosion. Stainless steel ensures that the instrument can withstand the demands of surgical use, including repeated sterilization without degrading. This robust construction ensures that the instrument remains reliable over time, providing consistent performance for delicate bone manipulation.

Tip Design for Precision

One of the defining features of the Dingmann Zygoma Elevator is its uniquely designed tip, which is shaped to facilitate the elevation and positioning of the zygomatic bone. The tip is often flat and slightly curved, allowing the surgeon to slip it under the bone gently and lift it with minimal disruption to surrounding tissues. This design is particularly advantageous in maxillofacial surgeries, as it helps maintain the structural integrity of the bone while enabling precise manipulation.

Some models feature a double-ended design with varying tip sizes, providing versatility in different surgical scenarios. This allows surgeons to choose the most suitable tip size for the specific anatomy and requirements of each procedure.

Ergonomic Handle for Enhanced Control

The handle of the Dingmann Zygoma Elevator is ergonomically designed to fit comfortably in the hand, allowing the surgeon to maintain a secure grip and apply controlled force. The handle is often textured or grooved to prevent slipping, even when the instrument is used in sterile, glove-covered hands. This design feature ensures that the surgeon can maneuver the instrument with precision, essential for working in the delicate structures of the face.

Length and Reach

The Dingman Zygoma Elevator is available in various lengths, providing options for different surgical needs. Longer models offer extended reach, making it easier to access deep or challenging areas without requiring excessive force. This flexibility in length ensures that the instrument can be adapted to the unique anatomical considerations of each patient, allowing for a tailored approach to maxillofacial surgery.

Versatility in Maxillofacial Procedures

The Dingmann Zygoma Elevator is primarily used in procedures involving the zygomatic bone, such as fracture reduction, elevation, and repositioning. It is commonly employed in cases where the zygomatic bone has been displaced due to trauma or needs to be reshaped for cosmetic or functional reasons. By allowing for precise elevation and manipulation of the zygomatic bone, the Dingmann Zygoma Elevator enables surgeons to restore facial symmetry and function effectively.

In addition to fracture management, this instrument is also used in reconstructive surgeries, particularly for patients with congenital deformities or those requiring bone grafting to restore facial contours. Its precision and ease of use make it an invaluable tool in achieving optimal outcomes in complex facial surgeries.

Compatibility with Sterilization Protocols

Constructed from stainless steel, the Dingmann Zygoma Elevator is fully compatible with standard sterilization methods, including autoclaving. This ensures that the instrument can be thoroughly cleaned and sterilized between uses, maintaining a sterile environment and reducing the risk of infection. The instrument’s compatibility with stringent sterilization protocols makes it a reliable and safe choice in surgical settings.

Reduced Trauma to Surrounding Tissues

One of the primary benefits of using the Dingmann Zygoma Elevator is its ability to minimize trauma to surrounding soft tissues during bone manipulation. The carefully designed tip allows for gentle lifting and repositioning of the zygomatic bone without damaging adjacent muscles, nerves, or blood vessels. This reduced trauma is especially important in maxillofacial procedures, where preserving the integrity of surrounding tissues is crucial for both functional and aesthetic reasons.

• Technical Specifications:
  • The primary function of the instrument: performing the Gillies approach to reduce zygomatic fractures
  • Material: Surgical Grade Aluminum and Steel
  • Re-Usable: Yes ( need sterilization for reuse each time )
  • Sterilise: No
  • Finish: Satin
  • Grade: Premium OR
  • Ultrasonic clean: Yes
  • Latex: Lates Free

  packing:
  this instrument is supplied in zipper packing

  or in special packing on-demand