30 matching records for 2.0 Cannulated Drill.
A sterile metal shaft (pin) designed to fit into the hollow centre of a cannulated surgical drill bit to provide a guide for drilling during a surgical procedure. The pin is bored into hard tissue (e.g., bone), typically by means of a surgical power tool ha...
A shaft of metal intended to be mounted into an appropriate surgical power tool (e.g., a pneumatic reamer or drilling system handpiece with appropriate torque capacity) and rotated to bore into hard/tough tissues (e.g., bone, cartilage) to clear a channel o...
A device typically intended to prevent irrigation fluid from exiting the knee joint via the tibial tunnel [a channel drilled through the knee joint during anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) repair] to maintain visualization of the joint during arthroscopy. Th...
A metal shaft intended to be mounted into an appropriate surgical power tool (e.g., a pneumatic reamer or drilling system handpiece with appropriate torque capacity) and rotated to bore into hard/tough tissues (e.g., bone, cartilage) in order to clear a cha...
A sterile metal shaft intended to be mounted into an appropriate surgical power tool (e.g., a pneumatic reamer or drilling system handpiece with appropriate torque capacity) and rotated to bore into hard/tough tissues (e.g., bone, cartilage) in order to cle...
A manually-powered, hand-held, surgical device intended to be used to provide rotary motion for an endpiece (not included) during a surgical procedure such as cutting, sculpting, trepanning, or drilling bone and driving Kirschner wires; it is not dedicated ...
A manually-powered, hand-held, surgical device intended to be used to generate a rotary motion to an endpiece during a surgical procedure for e.g., cutting, sculpting, trepanning, drilling bone and driving Kirschner wires; it is not dedicated to a specific ...
A non-sterile metal shaft intended to be mounted into an appropriate surgical power tool (e.g., a pneumatic reamer or drilling system handpiece with appropriate torque capacity) and rotated to bore into hard/tough tissues (e.g., bone, cartilage) in order to...
A manually-powered, hand-held, surgical device intended to be used to provide rotary motion for an endpiece (not included) during a surgical procedure such as cutting, sculpting, trepanning, or drilling bone and driving Kirschner wires; it is not dedicated ...
A device intended to connect to a surgical power tool system motor [it is locked and held in a collet or quick coupling and not simply gripped in a drill chuck (Jacobs chuck)] to convert the non-dedicated mechanical energy provided by the motor to a dedicat...
A thin, implantable rod intended to be used for the stabilization of a bone fracture or bone grafts, or for an osteotomy or arthrodesis (internal and/or external fixation). It is typically drilled into bone and may be smooth or threaded, solid or cannulated...
A thin, implantable rod intended to be used for the stabilization of a bone fracture or bone grafts, or for an osteotomy or arthrodesis. It is typically drilled into bone and may be smooth or threaded, solid or cannulated, and/or semi-flexible. Also known a...
A thin, non-implantable rod designed to guide the insertion of a cannulated orthopaedic implant (typically an intramedullary nail or screw) and/or surgical instrument (e.g., drill bit) during an orthopaedic procedure. It is made of metal and is available in...
A thin, non-implantable rod designed to guide the insertion of a cannulated/tubular orthopaedic implant (typically an intramedullary nail, a bone screw or femoral fixation plate) and/or surgical instrument (e.g., drill bit) during an orthopaedic procedure. ...
A thin, non-implantable rod designed to guide the insertion of a cannulated/tubular orthopaedic implant (typically an intramedullary nail, a bone screw or femoral fixation plate) and/or surgical instrument (e.g., drill bit) during an orthopaedic procedure. ...
A thin, non-implantable rod intended to guide the insertion of a cannulated orthopaedic implant (typically a screw) and/or surgical instrument (e.g., cannula, drill bit) during spinal surgery. This is a single-use device.
A hand-held device intended to provide rotation for a rotary endpiece instrument during surgical procedures performed on bones and tough tissues (e.g., cartilage, ligaments). It typically has the capacity to be used with a variety of rotary instruments (e.g...
A thin, non-implantable rod designed to guide the insertion of a cannulated orthopaedic implant (typically an intramedullary nail or screw) and/or surgical instrument (e.g., drill bit) during an orthopaedic procedure. It is made of metal and is available in...
A compact line-powered engine (that may include a rechargeable battery) intended to convert electrical energy into a non-dedicated mechanical energy to perform a variety of surgical procedures that include drilling, sawing, and inserting involving bones and...
A hand-held, pneumatically-powered device intended to provide rotation for a rotary endpiece instrument during surgical procedures performed on bones and tough tissues (e.g., cartilage, ligaments). It typically has the capacity to be used with a variety of ...
A hand-held, electrically-powered component of a surgical power tool assembly designed to convert electrical energy into a non-dedicated mechanical energy to perform a variety of non-dental surgical procedures such as drilling or sawing of bones and tough t...
A compact engine that draws power from a rechargeable battery pack intended to convert electrical energy into a non-dedicated mechanical energy to perform a variety of surgical procedures that include drilling, sawing, and inserting involving bones and toug...
A hand-held, electrically-powered component of a surgical power tool assembly designed to convert electrical energy into a non-dedicated mechanical energy to perform a variety of surgical procedures such as drilling or sawing of bones and tough tissues; it ...
A hand-held device intended to provide rotation for a rotary endpiece instrument during surgical procedures performed on bones and tough tissues (e.g., cartilage, ligaments). It typically has the capacity to be used with a variety of rotary instruments (e.g...
A hand-held, pneumatically-powered component of a surgical power tool assembly designed to convert the energy from a compressed gas source [e.g., surgical-grade air or nitrogen (N2)] into a non-dedicated mechanical energy to perform a variety of non-dental ...
A hand-held, electrically-powered component of a surgical power tool assembly designed to convert electrical energy into a non-dedicated mechanical energy to perform a variety of non-dental surgical procedures such as drilling or sawing of bones and tough t...
A hand-held device intended to provide rotation for a rotary endpiece instrument during surgical procedures performed on bones and tough tissues. It typically has the capacity to be used with a variety of rotary instruments (e.g., drill bits, reamers, screw...
A collection of surgical devices intended to provide both rotary (e.g., drilling, reaming) and sawing (e.g., oscillating, reciprocating) motions for drilling, cutting, or inserting procedures involving bones and tough tissues (e.g., cartilage, ligaments) us...
A compact engine that draws power from a pneumatic surgical power tool system control unit intended to convert pneumatic energy [e.g., from surgical-grade air or nitrogen (N2)] into a non-dedicated mechanical energy to perform a variety of surgical procedur...
A hand-held, pneumatically-powered component of a surgical power tool assembly designed to convert the energy from a compressed gas source [e.g., surgical-grade air or nitrogen (N2)] into a non-dedicated mechanical energy to perform a variety of non-dental ...