The Bone Cylinder Instrument Kit is a comprehensive surgical set designed for efficient and precise bone cylinder harvesting and handling. This kit includes specialized instruments such as bone cylinder holding forceps, bone elevators, hollow harvesting drills, and orthopedic drill bits, providing clinicians with all the essential tools needed for bone grafting procedures.
Each instrument is crafted from high-quality surgical stainless steel to ensure durability, stability, and reliable performance during surgery. The ergonomic design of the forceps and drills allows for secure handling, accurate positioning, and controlled bone harvesting, minimizing the risk of bone damage and improving surgical outcomes.
Bone Cylinder Instrument Kit – Item List
| Product No. |
Description |
Qty |
| 828-301 |
Bone Cylinder Holding Forceps |
1 |
| 836-101A |
Bone Elevator |
1 |
| 826-05115 |
Hollow Bone Harvesting Drill Type I (Ø3.5 mm) #1 |
1 |
| 826-05125 |
Hollow Bone Harvesting Drill Type I (Ø4.0 mm) #2 |
1 |
| 826-05135 |
Hollow Bone Harvesting Drill Type I (Ø4.5 mm) #3 |
1 |
| 822-4109 |
Bone Ring Drill Bit (Ø3.5 mm) #1L |
1 |
| 822-4110 |
Bone Ring Drill Bit (Ø4.0 mm) #2L |
1 |
| 822-4111 |
Bone Ring Drill Bit (Ø4.5 mm) #3L |
1 |
| 822-1101 |
Bone Twist Drill Bit Ø1.0 × 30 mm #1 |
1 |
Bone Cylinder Surgical Kit Features
- Complete Coverage of the Bone Cylinder Harvesting Workflow
This kit is configured around the key steps of bone cylinder harvesting, enabling an integrated workflow from harvest site positioning to final bone core trimming. It helps reduce the inconvenience of frequently changing instruments during surgery.
- Position First, Then Harvest for Greater Stability
By using the pilot drill to pre-position the harvesting site, clinicians can clearly identify the target area before drilling. This helps reduce slipping when the trephine drill first contacts the bone surface, making the harvesting process more stable and controlled.
- Controlled Harvesting Depth for Greater Precision
The trephine drill can be used together with the corresponding stop ring according to the required bone cylinder length. This helps control drilling depth more accurately and improves consistency during the procedure.
- Facilitates Complete Separation and Removal of the Bone Cylinder
After harvesting, the bone elevator can be inserted into the gap around the bone cylinder to help separate it from the donor site. The bone core removal forceps can then be used to retrieve the bone core intact, helping reduce the risk of damage and improve harvesting integrity.
- Convenient for Subsequent Bone Core Trimming
The included bone cylinder holding forceps provide stable clamping of the bone core, allowing the clinician to further trim it with bone scissors according to clinical needs.
- Improves Surgical Efficiency and Workflow
The instruments in the kit are clearly coordinated and designed to follow the clinical workflow, helping streamline the bone harvesting procedure and improve efficiency in bone augmentation and related surgeries.
Kit Workflow
Step 1: Position the Harvest Site
Use the pilot drill to mark the planned harvesting site. This helps determine the drilling point accurately, reduces slipping during the subsequent harvesting process, and improves overall stability.
Step 2: Select the Corresponding Trephine Drill for Harvesting
Choose a trephine drill in the same size as the pilot drill to perform the bone harvesting procedure, ensuring proper instrument matching and improved accuracy.
Step 3: Use the Stop Ring to Control Harvesting Depth
According to the required bone core length, match the trephine drill with the appropriate stop ring to better control the drilling depth during surgery.
Step 4: Separate the Bone Core with the Bone Elevator
After harvesting is completed, use the bone elevator to enter the gap around the bone core and gradually separate it from the donor site in preparation for removal.
Step 5: Remove the Bone Core Intact with the Bone Core Removal Forceps
Once the bone core has been separated, use the bone core removal forceps to extract it as intact as possible while preserving its structure.
Step 6: Hold and Trim the Bone Core
Use the bone core holding forceps to secure the bone core, and trim it with bone scissors as needed to meet different grafting requirements.
Applications of the Bone Cylinder Harvesting Kit
Compared with using individual instruments alone, the Bone Cylinder Harvesting Kit places greater emphasis on the completeness of the clinical workflow and the coordination between instruments. Through the combined use of the pilot drill, trephine drill, stop ring, bone elevator, bone core removal forceps, bone core holding forceps, and bone scissors, the kit helps clinicians complete bone core harvesting and trimming more efficiently while improving the overall user experience.
The bone core harvesting kit is suitable for clinical situations in oral implantology and bone augmentation procedures where autogenous bone core harvesting and handling are required. For clinicians who need to perform bone core collection, bone block trimming, and precise bone harvesting, this kit provides a more systematic and efficient instrument solution.
