Orthopedic Cannulated Awl Surgical Tool for Creating Bone Holes

Similar to a large nail, an orthopaedic, surgical instrument used to make holes in bone. It is usually shaped like a straight or slightly mangled rod with a sharp, trocar-like tip at the distal end and a T-shaped handle at the proximal end. The product is manually driven by the surgeon, who rotates the point back and forth on the bone while applying force to the handle. This operation makes it possible to open the outer dura mater of the bone and create a passage, for example, into the medullary canal. The handle of the product is made of high quality stainless steel, titanium and synthetic material. This product is suitable for multiple uses.