Cranial drilling
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Trepanation or craniotomy is a surgical procedure that consists of drilling into the skull until reaching the dura mater, and consequently removing a piece of bone. Cranial trepanation is primarily performed to decompress the brain or access areas of interest for the neurosurgeon.
Various neurosurgical procedures can be performed through a trepanation opening, such as endoscopic ventriculostomy, drainage of subdural hematomas, neurosurgical propedeutics, microvascular decompression, stereotactic surgeries, etc. The hole of cranial trepanation is made with a surgical drill or trephine drill, usually with automatic stop.
Micromar, after years of intense research and development, applied all its tradition and know-how in neurosurgery to develop the EasyDrill Cranial Drill Bits. The quality and efficiency that Micromar's EasyDrill Cranial Trepanation Drill Bits offer led to the largest medical company in the world, Medtronic, becoming our official distributor worldwide, which places the EasyDrill among the top 3 best-selling neurosurgical drill bits in the United States, alongside major brands Codman and Acra-Cut.
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