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| Name | JE.1 Neuro Surgery using Electric Drill |
| Video Uploader | Video From Jindal Medi Surge |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 10-06-2015 15:23:47 |
| Video Discription | 🔧 Electric Drill Use in Surgery: Electric surgical drills are high-precision, motorized tools designed to: Drill pilot holes for screws and pins. Ream bone canals for intramedullary nails. Perform craniotomies (in neurosurgery) to access the brain. Assist in arthroplasty (joint replacement) and osteotomies (cutting/repositioning bones). ⚙️ Common Features of Surgical Electric Drills: Quick Coupling System: Fast tool change during surgery (e.g., attaching drill bits, reamers, screwdrivers). Cannulated Option: Allows use over guidewires in minimally invasive procedures. Variable Speed & Torque: Controlled using foot pedal or trigger switch. Autoclavable Batteries or Pneumatic Systems: To maintain sterility and consistent power. 🏥 Instruments & Attachments Used: Drill Bits: Stainless steel or titanium, like 2.5mm tip for 3.5mm screws. Reamers: Hollow tools to widen canals. Screwdrivers (Manual or Powered): E.g., 2.5mm tip hex screwdriver. Saw Attachments: For bone cutting. 🔍 Example Application: Spinal Surgery (TLIF/PLIF): Electric drill is used to: Create pilot holes in vertebrae. Prepare for screw placement. Reduce surgical time and trauma compared to manual tools. ✅ Advantages in Euro/Modern Surgery: Faster & more precise bone work. Reduces surgeon fatigue. Minimizes bone trauma, preserving blood supply. Compatible with modern surgical navigation systems. |
| Category | Science & Technology |
| Tags | Instruments | Bone | Drill | Cutting | Sterlization | Elastic | Surgical | Electric | Saw | Reamer | Hospital | orthopedic | Neurology (Medical Specialty) | Health | skull | Surgery (Medical Specialty) | Broken |
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