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Veterinary InstrumentsBalling Guns and Drenching Instruments for Livestock
A cow with a retained magnet problem, a ewe flock due for a mineral bolus, a calf that will not suck. Three…
Surgical InstrumentsWater Quality for Instrument Reprocessing: RO, DI and Rinse
Many of the staining complaints that reach an instrument maker are not steel problems at all. They are water problems. A tray…
Veterinary InstrumentsSnook Spay Hook and Small Animal Neuter Pack Guide
A three-centimetre ventral midline incision on a six-month-old bitch. Linea alba opened, and the uterine horns are nowhere in view. This is…
Veterinary InstrumentsTeat Instruments: Knives, Cannulas and Dilators Guide
InstrumentMain jobTypical form Teat cannula (milk tube)Drain milk past an obstruction or injured canalBlunt, round-tipped tube, 50–80 mm, side ports Teat dilatorGradually…
Dental InstrumentsSinus Lift Osteotomes: Crestal Approach Instrument Guide
The CBCT shows 6 mm of bone under the planned first-molar site. The sinus floor is flat, the membrane looks thin but…
Surgical InstrumentsPrion and CJD Instrument Decontamination Protocols
Every other pathogen your sterile services department handles has a membrane, a nucleic acid, or a protein coat that steam at 134…
Dental InstrumentsCrown and Bridge Removers: Instrument Selection Guide
A porcelain-fused-to-metal crown on a vital second premolar, cemented eight years ago with zinc phosphate, needs to come off intact because the…
Surgical InstrumentsWasher-Disinfector A0 Value: What the Number Means
A cycle record from a washer-disinfector usually ends with a line such as "A0 3000 — PASS". It is the single most…
Dental InstrumentsCoupland Elevators: Chisel Sizes 1, 2 and 3 Explained
A lower first molar arrives with the crown broken off at the gingival margin. There is nothing for a forceps beak to…
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