Synthes 338.17 DHS/DCS Calibrated Cannulated Tap 9-1/2"

SKU: SYNT-338.17-U
$130.50
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Synthes 338.17 DHS/DCS Tap Orthopedic 9-1/2"

• Model: 338.17
• 12.5mm
• Overall Length: 9-1/2 inches (24.1cm)

This item is new and may be removed from OEM packaging.

The Synthes 338.17 is a 12.5 mm diameter, 220 mm long calibrated cannulated tap designed for use with the Synthes DHS/DCS systems. Its hollow shaft allows for the placement of a guide wire through the tap, ensuring precise alignment during the preparation of the bone for screw insertion. The tap's design facilitates the creation of threads in the bone, providing a secure fit for the lag screws used in these systems.

Crafted from high-quality stainless steel, the 338.17 tap offers durability and resistance to corrosion, ensuring longevity and reliability in surgical settings. The calibration markings along the length of the tap enable surgeons to gauge the depth of the hole accurately, reducing the risk of over-penetration and ensuring optimal screw placement. This feature is particularly crucial in procedures involving the hip and femur, where precise screw placement is essential for the stability of the fixation.

The availability of the Synthes 338.17 tap in both open package and used conditions provides flexibility for healthcare facilities with varying budgets and sterilization capabilities. The open package option ensures that the instrument is sterile and ready for immediate use, while the used option offers a cost-effective alternative for facilities with established sterilization protocols. Regardless of the packaging choice, the 338.17 tap's design and features make it a reliable tool for orthopedic surgeons performing procedures involving the DHS/DCS systems.



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