Moore Drill

Hudson Burr - 7/8" 7/8" (22.0 mm) Hudson Burr is ideally suited for use in neurosurgical procedures specifically of the brain. A drill can be used to start a pilot hole which can then be further enlarged via use of a burr. This instrument can e used in procedures such as craniotomies which require access through the bony skull down to the softer brain tissue. This instrument features a 22 mm diameter.

McKenzie Drill Bit 1/2" (13.0 mm) McKenzie Drill bit is a unique instrument that can be used in conjunction with a drill to enlarge and create holes in bone. Specifically this can be useful in craniotomies and other neurosurgical procedures that require access through the bony skull to the soft underlying brain tissue. The head of this bit is similar to a typical spiral cut drill bit and easily penetrates bone.

Ralks Drill cannulated, 3 jaw stainless steel chuck, accepts wires & pins up to 1/4" (6.3 mm), aluminum body?Ralks Drill is designed for use in penetration of bone in a variety of procedures orthopedic and neurosurgical. This drill features an aluminum body which makes it lightweight and easy to manipulate without causing strain or fatigue. Additionally it is canulated and features a 3 jaw stainless steel chuck. The cannulated design allows for wires and pins up to 6.3 mm to be threaded through it. This instrument is available as a drill and chuck key or just with the chuck key only.

Hudson Cranial Drill Set includes: #5760-03 hudson brace; #5760-09 hudson burr, 10.0 mm diameter; #5760-14 hudson burr, 14.0 mm diameter; #5760-16 cushing burr, 16.0 mm diameter; #5760-22 hudson burr, 22.0 mm diameter; #5764-07 hudson cerebellar extension Hudson Cranial Drill Set is an instrument specifically deigned for use in neurosurgical procedures. Procedures such as craniotomies require access through the hard skull layer to the softer underlying brain tissue. This set includes a Hudson brace, 1 Hudson burr with a 10 mm, 14 mm and 22 mm diameter, a cushing burr at 16 mm diameter and a cerebellar extension. All of this instrumentation is inval