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Operative Technique
Assembly of Targeting Device
1. Targeting Sleeve and
Knob Assembly
First assemble the Knob to the Targeting
Sleeve (Fig. 34a) and adjust the
point on the Knob to be in line with
the arrow on the Target Sleeve. Push
the knob hard against the sleeve. The
Knob moves approximately 5mm to
the sleeve and has to be turned clock -
wise by approximately 30 degrees. Now
release the Knob and it will slip back
the same distance. Now the Knob is
assembled to the Targeting Sleeve and
has to be connected to the Target Arm
(Fig. 34c).
Targeting Arm
Targeting Sleeve 180
green coded
As an alternative, the Speedlock
Sleeve is newly available and allows
to assemble the sleeve directly to the
Targeting Arm without going through
above mentioned step. The Speedlock
Sleeve has the same functions as the
assembled Targeting Sleeve and Knob.
This Operative Technique describes
the use with the Speedlock Sleeve
(Fig. 34d) in the following chapters.
Knob
Fig. 34a
Fig. 34b
Fig. 34c
2. Targeting Arm and Speedlock
Sleeve Assembly
Push the Speedlock Sleeve assembly
over the Targeting Arm along the line
until it stops (arrow line to arrow line).
Rotate the Speedlock Sleeve around to
the required nail angle position for the
Lag Screw, e. g. 125° (point to point) or
distal locking positions, either
“Dynamic” or “Static”. Now the
Targeting Sleeve must be fixed in this
position by pushing it strongly against
the Targeting Arm. You will feel and
hear as the sleeve snaps into position.
By turning the Speedlock Sleeve Knob
into the "lock" position, the Speedlock
Sleeve can be locked to the Targeting
Arm. It also locks either the Lag Screw
Guide Sleeve or the Tissue Protection
Sleeve.
Speedlock Sleeve
180 green coded
Speedlock Sleeve
Knob
Fig. 34d
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