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Medtronic 9731132 Bucholz Freehand Cranial Reference Frame Driver Kit ENT BX/5
• Model: 9731132
• for use with Bucholz Freehand Fusion ENT Navigation System
• Box of 5
When precision and navigational accuracy are critical in ENT and cranial surgeries, the Medtronic 9731132 Bucholz Freehand Cranial Reference Frame Driver Kit delivers the reliability and compatibility surgical teams depend on. Designed specifically for use with the Fusion ENT Navigation System, this driver kit enables secure and accurate mounting of the cranial reference frame — a crucial step that anchors tracking geometry and ensures the navigation system correctly correlates patient anatomy with imaging data during surgery. As a sterile, single‑use kit supplied in a box of five, it supports multiple procedures while maintaining high standards of hygiene and safety.
The driver’s engineered design simplifies the process of frame installation, reducing setup time and minimizing handling errors in the operating room. With Medtronic’s quality manufacturing, the reference frame driver ensures a stable, reproducible base for navigation — minimizing the risk of reference frame shift, which could compromise surgical accuracy. Its compatibility with the widely used Fusion ENT system makes it an essential component for skull‑base, sinus, and complex cranial procedures that depend on precise image guidance.
For surgical teams prioritizing safety, efficiency, and confidence in image‑guided navigation, the 9731132 kit offers a disposable, ready‑to‑use solution tailored for ENT and cranial navigation workflows. With each kit providing the necessary hardware to mount a reference frame, hospitals and surgical centers can standardize their supply — reducing variability, ensuring sterile delivery, and streamlining operative prep. Whether for routine ENT procedures or complicated cranial surgeries, this driver kit enhances navigational reliability and supports optimal clinical outcomes.
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Medtronic 9731132 Bucholz Freehand Cranial Reference Frame Driver Kit ENT BX/5
• Model: 9731132
• for use with Bucholz Freehand Fusion ENT Navigation System
• Box of 5
When precision and navigational accuracy are critical in ENT and cranial surgeries, the Medtronic 9731132 Bucholz Freehand Cranial Reference Frame Driver Kit delivers the reliability and compatibility surgical teams depend on. Designed specifically for use with the Fusion ENT Navigation System, this driver kit enables secure and accurate mounting of the cranial reference frame — a crucial step that anchors tracking geometry and ensures the navigation system correctly correlates patient anatomy with imaging data during surgery. As a sterile, single‑use kit supplied in a box of five, it supports multiple procedures while maintaining high standards of hygiene and safety.
The driver’s engineered design simplifies the process of frame installation, reducing setup time and minimizing handling errors in the operating room. With Medtronic’s quality manufacturing, the reference frame driver ensures a stable, reproducible base for navigation — minimizing the risk of reference frame shift, which could compromise surgical accuracy. Its compatibility with the widely used Fusion ENT system makes it an essential component for skull‑base, sinus, and complex cranial procedures that depend on precise image guidance.
For surgical teams prioritizing safety, efficiency, and confidence in image‑guided navigation, the 9731132 kit offers a disposable, ready‑to‑use solution tailored for ENT and cranial navigation workflows. With each kit providing the necessary hardware to mount a reference frame, hospitals and surgical centers can standardize their supply — reducing variability, ensuring sterile delivery, and streamlining operative prep. Whether for routine ENT procedures or complicated cranial surgeries, this driver kit enhances navigational reliability and supports optimal clinical outcomes.
