Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery is a new field in which endoscopy has become established and is rapidly growing in importance. The instruments developed by KARL STORZ are used in a wide range of endoscopic, minimally invasive operations. Sialendoscopy is a minimally invasive technique that allows establishment of a solid diagnosis of most pathologies. Endoscopic treatment of sialolithiasis with stone baskets, micro burrs and auxiliary instruments offers a minimally invasive alternative to open salivary gland surgery. Endoscopy is also becoming increasingly important in temporomandibular joint arthroscopy. Temporomandibular joint arthroscopy and endoscopically assisted treatment of temporomandibular fractures are the current standards of care used as alternatives to open surgery. Furthermore, endoscopy offers the possibility of minimally invasive interventions in maxillary sinus surgery, implantology as well as apicoectomy and root canal endoscopy.
Highlights
HOPKINS® TMJ Arthroscopes and Instruments
The HOPKINS® arthroscopes for TMJ arthroscopy are available in the diameters 1.9 mm and 2.4 mm. Furthermore, 0° or 30° directions of view can be used as desired. The rod-lens technology of HOPKINS® arthroscopes ensures good image quality. This is particularly helpful in complex arthroscopic microsurgery since the technique requires detailed viewing of internal joint structures. Again, custom-fit obturators allow insertion of the arthroscopy sheaths into the joint space as atraumatically as possible. Additional trocars are positioned to allow insertion of instruments into the joint. A series of instruments, such as grasping forceps, scissors, palpation hooks, sickle knives, and probes, can be used in the joint via trocars. HOPKINS® telescopes are autoclavable and can be stored, cleaned, and sterilized in purpose-designed trays.
The ALL-IN-ONE Temporomandibular Arthroscope
The ALL-IN-ONE TMJ Arthroscope has an outer diameter of 2.2 mm and an integrated 1.4 mm working channel. It combines a telescope, an irrigation channel, and a working channel, thereby allowing not only arthroscopic lavage but also arthroscopic surgery. Again, the arthroscope sheath is first inserted in the temporomandibular joint and then connected with the ALL-IN-ONE TMJ Arthroscope via the existing LUER lock connector. The arthroscope sheath features a scale that enables surgeons to track the insertion depth of the employed instruments. The palpation hook, scissors, and biopsy forceps can be directly inserted into the joint through the endoscope’s integrated working channel. The custom-fit tray ensures optimal endoscope storage and reprocessing.
All required components, including the endoscope, are autoclavable.
ALL-IN-ONE Sialendoscopes, ERLANGEN Model
Special Features:
- Semiflexible miniature endoscopes for exploring the salivary ducts and removing salivary stones
- Centimeter marking at the distal working end for reading penetration depth
- Semiflexible thanks to nitinol outer sheath
- ALL-IN-ONE sialendoscopes with integrated irrigation and working channels
- Enables the minimally invasive removal of obstructions in the salivary ducts
- Autoclavable sialendoscopes
Additional information on the specialty
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Endoscopic Techniques in Minimally Invasive Oral Surgery
The Sinus Lift – Practical Interdisciplinary Guide with a Description of the Berlin Training Model
Complex Operating Techniques in Facial Plastic Surgery and Rhinosurgery – The RHINO® Workshop Guidelines
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ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY
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