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  • Instruments designed to be mounted on stereotactic frames and to hold and provide rotary movement (i.e., torque) to integral or detachable devices. Stereotactic drills typically consist of a powered (e.g., electric) instrument that incorporates a chuck for connection of detachable components such as drill bits, burs, reamers, and trephines. Stereotactic drills are primarily intended to excavate cylindrical holes on human or animal anatomic structures while allowing precise control of drill position through a stereotactic mount/holder.
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