With the growing prevalence of minimally invasive surgery (MIS), the importance of retractors used in these surgeries is widely recognized. Moreover, the current situation also considers the need for securing medical personnel and managing costs during surgery.
The Esy®-Hook was developed as a solution to address these challenges. It is designed to maximize the surgical field visibility for the surgeon while ensuring smooth retention of various retractors.
As minimally invasive surgery becomes more common, the significance of retractors used in these procedures is now well understood.
Additionally, the challenges of managing surgical staff and controlling costs are also taken into account.
The Esy®-Hook was created as a solution to these issues, designed to optimize the surgical field and provide smooth retention of various retractors.
Dr. Saiji Kondo, Orthopedic Joint & Rheumatology Center, Zama General Hospital
Patent Number: Patent No. 9474140
P0-003-100
One-Way Block Hook
P0-003-400
Angled Pillar
PO-003-500
Octagonal Pillar
P0-003-200
Universal Post
P0-003-600
One-Way Block Long Hook
Product Number: 26B2X10024000050
General Medical Device: Surgical Table Accessories (70469000)
Manufacturer: True Seed Inc., 463 Tomikoji-cho, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto, Japan
TThe positioning of the Acetabular Cup in Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA) is based on various concepts developed by orthopedic surgeons, and the method of placement significantly influences postoperative clinical outcomes. In the short term, it affects the initial fixation and dislocation of the cup, while in the long term, it impacts the wear of the implant and the long-term stability of the shell and stem.
The position of the Acetabular Cup in THA is determined according to different concepts by orthopedic surgeons, and the placement technique has a direct impact on clinical outcomes after surgery. In the short term, it affects initial fixation and dislocation, while in the long term, it influences implant wear and the long-term stability of the shell and stem.
Furthermore, the positioning of the cup affects the hip's rotation center, which influences femoral offset and the biomechanics of the hip joint.
Design Registration Number: Design No. 1615725
Product Number: 26B2X10024000043
General Medical Device: Joint Surgery Instruments (70964001)
Manufacturer: True Seed Inc., 463 Tomikoji-cho, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto, Japan
In cementless femoral stem removal during hip joint revision surgery, traditional methods often involve using thin chisels and hammers to carefully separate the bone-stem interface. The Esy®-Revision Blade is designed to be attached to a reciprocating saw, allowing for smooth separation of the bone-stem interface through axial movement of the femur.
The Esy®-Revision Blade features a full blade design for proximal (short) applications, which are more visible, and a design with a reduced cutting surface for distal (long) applications, making it easier to avoid excessive bone removal. The blade has been designed to ensure it does not penetrate the bone too easily, especially in the medullary cavity, considering elasticity and optimal blade thickness and width.
Design Registration Numbers: Design Nos. 1615726 & 1615727
Product Number: 26B2X10024000138
General Medical Device: Surgical Saw (13448001)
Manufacturer: True Seed Inc., 463 Tomikoji-cho, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto, Japan
In Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA), the patient's position is typically either lateral or supine. The Esy®-Positioner was developed to allow for a unique and new position known as Antero Lateral 60° (AL60). This tool enables quick and precise positioning of the AL60 during THA, providing optimal access and stability.
Product Number: PO-010-020
(AL60 Pelvic Fixator)
Product Number: PO-010-020
(AL60 Pelvic Fixator)
Product Number: PO-010-040
(AL60 Pelvic Angle Gauge)
Product Number: PO-003-400
(Angled Pillar)
Product Number: PO-003-500
(Octagonal Pillar)
Product Number: 26B2X10024000236
General Medical Device: Surgical Table Accessories (70469000)
Manufacturer: True Seed Inc., 463 Tomikoji-cho, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto, Japan