Bone access channel kit

A bone access channel kit is a set of sterile, single-use tools designed to create a controlled pathway through bone—such as vertebrae, the tibia, or other skeletal sites—during orthopedic procedures. Clinically, these kits are used in kyphoplasty or osteoplasty to prepare the site for an inflatable balloon, which expands to stabilize compression fractures and restore bone structure under fluoroscopic imaging.

These kits are typically regulated as surgical instruments, often classified based on their intended use and risk level per jurisdiction. They are supplied sterile, ready for immediate use in the operating room, and may require specific handling or disposal protocols due to their single-use nature. Always check local regulations for classification and compliance requirements.