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Participants
Start Date
December 3, 2022
Primary Completion Date
October 10, 2023
Study Completion Date
November 10, 2023
Advanced intelligence drill
"The AI drill is an innovative surgical tool designed specifically for Maxillary Sinus Floor Augmentation (MSFA) procedures. It incorporates advanced technology to enhance safety, precision, and efficiency during lateral window preparation.~It has an Automated Pressure-Sensing Mechanism which makes the drill automatically stops rotating when it detects contact with the Schneiderian membrane, minimizing the risk of perforation.~The OLA kit consists of Hydraulic Lift which is compatibility with the drill connected to a saline-filled syringe to gently elevate the Schneiderian membrane from the sinus floor.~It involves a Multi-Step Drilling Process using different drill tips designed each for a specific task including the pilot drill for initial window creation and the non-cutting ball-end drill for lateral wall thinning and smoothing.~It works at a controlled high-Speed Performance of 6000 RPM with irrigation system included."
Traditional rotary instrument
"Traditional Rotary Drill~The traditional rotary drill is a commonly used surgical tool in Maxillary Sinus Floor Augmentation (MSFA) procedures, employing conventional drilling techniques for lateral window preparation. It is a widely recognized method due to its accessibility and effectiveness in skilled hands.~It Uses a rose-head bur attached to a surgical straight handpiece that operates at speeds of 800-1200 RPM with irrigation to prevent overheating and ensure efficient bone cutting.~It is a manual operator control that requires the surgeon's skill and experience to control the depth and force of drilling. And relies on visual and tactile feedback to identify when the Schneiderian membrane is close to exposure.~It is versatile and can be adapted to varying bone densities and anatomical complexities. It is effective for creating the window for sinus access.~It comes with an irrigation system to avoid necrosis of the bone."
Beirut Arab University, Beirut
Beirut Arab University
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