8 matching records for Round Drill.
A surgical device designed to fill the lumen of a drill guide during its insertion to a surgical site primarily to prevent tissue obstruction of the drill guide lumen. When the drill guide is firmly placed at the chosen position on the bone surface, the obt...
A shaft of metal, typically with a spiralled portion at the cutting end (a twist drill bit), intended to be attached to a motorized handpiece, or other power source, to create a precise round hole at the appropriate depth in teeth or bone of the oral cavity...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to identify the position and/or shape of bone structures and/or cavities created within these structures, e.g., the angle of a drilled hole, during surgery. It is typically designed as a long, thin, shaft with...
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 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 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...