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Page 68 F R O M T H E S H O W F L O O R motor (that increases cuts per minute from 12,000 to 16,000) and a new blade that, according to the company, combine to create a 58% faster cut. The tools are 20% smaller and nearly 30% lighter than the previous generation and provide improved power-to-weight ratio for upgraded torque and high-speed precision, says Stryker. The tools run on industry-standard, proprietary lithium-ion batteries available in large and small sizes that feature longer run times than the company's previous batteries. When charging, the batteries transfer performance data collected from handpieces for remote diagnosis by Stryker service teams, which the company says identify potential performance issues, help troubleshoot basic problems and track handpiece usage for improved inventory management and decreased wear and tear. FLOOD PROTECTION A closed solution to fluid waste management. Zimmer Ultra Fluid Carts Zimmer acquired Dornoch last October, and helped transition the company's Ultra Fluid Carts from a flattopped, lidded system to a manifoldbased system with upgraded suction capabilities. All surgeons complain about suction at the surgical site, so that this device boasts improved suction could improve a doc's visualization of the surgical field and potentially result in less OR time. Fluid runoff is captured by highflow suction manifolds, and collected in lighted reservoirs. Staff link filled

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