17 devices · GMDN 63070
A single-use surgical drill guide is a hand-held, tubular instrument used to direct and angle a rotating drill bit during procedures involving hard tissue like bone. These devices help ensure precise placement while simultaneously shielding nearby soft tissues from accidental contact with the drill.
These non-sterile tools are designed for use with specific drill bit sizes and may feature markings to assist with depth or positioning. Because they are supplied non-sterile, they must undergo a sterilization process before they can be used in a clinical setting. They are mass-produced rather than custom-made for individual patients.
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