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Zimmer Air Dermatome
Zimmer Air Dermatome - Certified
A Zimmer Air Dermatome is a surgical tool used in dermatology and plastic surgery procedures to precisely remove thin layers of skin for skin grafting, scar revision, or tissue reconstruction. It is a handheld medical device that operates by utilizing compressed air to power a reciprocating blade, which evenly slices off the top layers of skin at a predetermined depth.
The Zimmer Air Dermatome is used by plastic surgeons and dermatologists to perform controlled and precise skin harvests during skin grafting procedures. By adjusting the settings on the device, healthcare professionals can specify the thickness of the skin to be removed, allowing for customized procedures based on the patient's specific needs.
Benefits:
- Allows for precise and consistent skin harvesting
- Minimizes trauma to the donor site
- Reduces the risk of scarring and complications
- Enhances the success of skin grafting procedures
- Improves the overall aesthetic outcome for patients
Specialty / Medical Practice: Dermatology, Plastic Surgery, and more
Specifications:
- Product Usage: Skin grafting
- Brand: Zimmer
- Dimensions: 11.5" x 14.5" x 3
- Warranty: 30 days parts and labor only
- Days to be ready: 1-2 business days
Related Collections:
- Dermatology
- Cosmetic Surgery
- Surgical Instruments
Frequently Asked Questions about Zimmer Air Dermatome:
How does a Zimmer Air Dermatome work?
The Zimmer Air Dermatome utilizes compressed air to power a reciprocating blade, which cuts a controlled thickness of skin from the donor site for skin grafting procedures.
What types of skin grafting procedures can the Zimmer Air Dermatome be used for?
The Zimmer Air Dermatome is commonly used for split-thickness skin graft procedures, where a thin layer of skin is harvested from a donor site for transplantation onto a recipient site.
Is the Zimmer Air Dermatome suitable for use on all areas of the body?
The Zimmer Air Dermatome is versatile and can be used to harvest skin from various parts of the body, depending on the specific requirements of the procedure.
What are the potential risks or complications associated with using a Zimmer Air Dermatome?
Common risks include bleeding, infection, and scarring at the donor site. Proper technique and precautionary measures are taken by healthcare professionals to minimize these risks.
