Cannulated surgical drill guiding pin

Cannulated surgical drill guiding pins are sterile metal pins inserted into the hollow center of a cannulated drill bit to create precise, guided holes in hard tissue like bone. They help surgeons achieve accurate placement during procedures such as orthopedic surgery, spinal fixation, or fracture repair by ensuring the drill follows the correct path before the bit is fully engaged.

These devices are typically single-use, sterile, and designed for use with powered surgical handpieces. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified as surgical instruments and may require compliance with medical device standards depending on their intended use and risk level. Always check local regulations for specific requirements.