Power Wire Driver
Also called Wire driver
- Type
- Specialty
A powered handpiece that drives Kirschner wires into bone. It is often the universal driver of an all-in-one power system, which takes collets and chucks for pin and wire driving as well as saw and drill attachments.
Primary uses
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Drives K-wires in foot and other small-bone surgery. A power wire driver is used with the soft tissue set, small bone set and K-wires for bunion and other forefoot procedures; the Lapiplasty procedure uses a sagittal saw and wire driver.
Sizes & variants
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Battery-powered and electric systems, such as the Stryker CORE system and Cordless Driver 4, whose universal drivers handle pin and wire driving.
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