Explanations of MANI devices and instruments

This is a needle used to suture after incision. These needles are sold as is, without thread, which is attached in the operating theater.

Sutures are used to sew up tissues and skin after surgical incision. This product is packed and sterilized before shipment. The product is disposable and is opened and used in the operating theater.

Medical equipment to suture the cut area of the skin surface. Stainless steel staple needles are used to suture.

Surgical blades for eye operations including corneal and scleral incision.

Used for deep and narrow sites that normal needle holders and needles cannot reach

Used for fixing and closing the sternum during open surgery.

Saw for cutting bone in orthopedic surgery consisting of a thin stainless steel wire coated with diamond grain.

Knife used for heart surgery involving blood vessel bypass.
An exfoliation-type vessel knife is used for removal of the fat layer on the coronary arteries.

An eyeless needle is a component of a surgical suture which requires further processing at the customer site, such as suture attachment and sterilization. Eyeless needles have a blind hole and become non-reusable once the suture is attached.

Hand- or power-operated cutting instruments used to enlarge the root canal, which runs through the center of the tooth and contains dental pulp such as nerves and lymphatic vessels.

Instruments used to remove infected pulp from the root canal. By wrapping with cotton, they can also be adapted for drying and disinfecting the canal.

Instrument used for cutting and shaping of dentin. Also used for removal of prostheses.

Instrument used for cutting and shaping of dentin. Also used for removal of prostheses.

Used for cutting and removal of softened dentin.

Engine-driven instrument used for enlarging and shaping of the root canal orifice.

Material used for core retention of a tooth which has lost large amounts of structure.

Instruments designed for shaping the narrow root canal while ensuring good visibility with a microscope.