Suture Passer vetkiss-pneumatic-drill-bits Most commonly used as a

Most commonly used as a stand-alone ring with an open area to avoid anatomic constraints

contamination-free battery loading by non-sterile personnel

straight and shaped

blunt trocar that improves surgeon safety

allowing the cartridge to reach room temperature before use is recommended so as not to alter setting characteristics

Suture Passer vetkiss-pneumatic-drill-bits Most commonly used as aSimilar to a large sewing needle with an eye, this suture passer is designed to be an economical method of pulling suture down the femoral neck. It is most useful when utilizing soft pliable suture material, while stiffer monofilament materials are usually pushed through the femoral hole by hand. The blunt end is also utilized to "pop" the toggle pin through the acetabular wall.