Instruments

"We all work on muscle memory. We work on certain motions, we have a certain way how we do the surgery and each of us are different so that, in essence, your tool becomes part of your motion, part of your body, and that’s very important. Why I like and what I like, with the product ergonometric, it actually feels friendly in the hand. That one option you can change the torque and adjust it to the actual work that you’re doing – number one, and number two – to the patient because we’re all different. We have a different quality of bone, we have a different consistency of the bone and if you have a machine that can do only one power it’s becoming risky. So, that gives me opportunity to actually, an option that I can be much more precise and much more safer."