DEVICE: RapidSorb (10887587057262)

A small, bioabsorbable, cylindrical shaft, typically with a flat, rounded head at one end and tapered to a point at the other, intended to be implanted into craniofacial bone (includes maxilla and/or mandible) to provide stabilization for fracture repair and reconstructive procedures (e.g., dental regeneration membrane fixation), or to maintain the relative position of bony fragments, bone grafts, or bone graft substitutes. It is made of a material that is chemically degraded and typically absorbed via natural body processes (e.g., a degradable polymer), and may be designed to be heated during implantation, with a dedicated inserter, to facilitate its moulding and optimal insertion.

A group of rechargeable batteries held within a holder, container, or mobile cart/trolley intended to provide temporary electrical energy to operate a medical device, typically when it is not possible, intentional, or convenient to connect the device being powered to a mains electricity (AC-powered) electrical outlet; it might additionally have features to facilitate transport of the device being powered (e.g., push handles, storage shelves, mounting rails). It is typically used during a transport situation (e.g., a neonatal incubator) or to power a cordless device (e.g., an endoscopic device or a rechargeable battery-powered surgical drilling system handpiece). This is a reusable device.