Automatic cranial perforator, reusable
13 devices GMDN 11334
An automatic cranial perforator is a specialized rotary instrument used by surgeons to create precise openings in the skull. These devices allow clinicians to access the brain for diagnostic procedures, therapeutic interventions, or the removal of bone flaps during neurosurgical operations.
These metallic tools feature integrated clutch mechanisms that automatically disengage once the device penetrates the skull to ensure patient safety. Designed for repeated use, these instruments are compatible with powered handpieces and are available in various configurations, such as coaxial drill shafts or trepan burs with protective sleeves.