107 devices · GMDN 63681
A cannulated surgical drill bit is a metal instrument designed to be attached to a powered surgical handpiece for boring into bone or cartilage. These tools feature a hollow center that allows them to slide over a guide pin, creating a precise channel for the placement of orthopedic implants or prosthetic devices.
These devices are supplied in a non-sterile state and must undergo a sterilization process before they can be used in a clinical setting. They are intended for single-use only and may be accompanied by auxiliary components like manual drivers or guide pins to facilitate the surgical procedure.
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