53 devices · GMDN 11339
Middle ear drill bits are cylindrical metal shafts with small cutting heads designed to bore into middle ear tissues during surgical procedures. They are used to excavate, perforate, or excise tissues such as ossicles and cartilage during endaural surgeries.
These devices are typically reusable and mounted into powered surgical drill systems that provide rotation. They are available in various cutting head sizes and shapes to accommodate different surgical needs.
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