The Neurosurgery Surgical Cloward Drill Shaft With Stop, Small, 5⅝″ is a specialized spinal surgery instrument designed for precise bone preparation and controlled drilling during neurosurgical and orthopedic spine procedures. Developed for use with Cloward-style surgical techniques, this drill shaft provides surgeons with enhanced control when creating accurate bone channels and preparing surgical sites for fusion procedures.
Precise drilling is a critical step in spinal surgery, particularly during procedures involving bone graft placement, cervical fusion, and spinal reconstruction. The Cloward Drill Shaft With Stop Small is designed to support accurate drilling depth while allowing surgeons to maintain control throughout the procedure. The integrated stop mechanism acts as a depth-control feature, helping prevent excessive advancement and supporting safer surgical technique.
The 5⅝-inch shaft length provides excellent balance between reach and maneuverability. This length allows surgeons to access targeted surgical areas while maintaining comfortable instrument handling and precise control. The shaft design supports accurate transmission of movement from the surgeon’s hand to the working end, which is essential during delicate neurosurgical procedures.
The small stop configuration provides controlled drilling guidance for applications requiring a more refined working profile. It allows surgeons to perform detailed bone preparation with improved accuracy, making the instrument suitable for specialized spinal procedures where controlled depth and careful handling are necessary.
Manufactured from high-quality surgical-grade materials, the Cloward Drill Shaft With Stop Small, 5⅝″ offers excellent durability, mechanical strength, and resistance to corrosion. Its professional-grade construction allows it to withstand repeated surgical use, cleaning, and sterilization cycles while maintaining dependable performance.
The instrument is commonly used in neurosurgery, orthopedic spine surgery, and cervical spinal procedures. It is an important component of Cloward-style spinal instrument systems and is frequently included in specialized fusion and reconstruction instrument sets. The drill shaft supports surgeons during procedures requiring accurate bone preparation and controlled surgical access.
The ergonomic design improves handling comfort and provides surgeons with enhanced tactile feedback. The balanced construction allows smooth manipulation and precise positioning, reducing unnecessary strain during extended surgical procedures. This contributes to improved workflow efficiency in demanding operating room environments.
The Cloward Drill Shaft With Stop Small is designed for professional healthcare facilities requiring reliable and reusable spinal surgery instruments. Hospitals, surgical centers, and specialty spine clinics benefit from its precision design, durable construction, and consistent performance.
Proper cleaning, inspection, and sterilization should be performed according to approved medical instrument processing guidelines. The reusable design and durable material construction allow long-term clinical use when properly maintained. Regular inspection helps ensure the stop mechanism and shaft remain functional and accurate.
For surgeons requiring a dependable instrument for controlled spinal drilling, the Neurosurgery Surgical Cloward Drill Shaft With Stop, Small, 5⅝″ provides the precision, stability, and performance needed for modern neurosurgical applications. It is a valuable addition to advanced spine surgery and fusion procedure instrument collections.
Key Features
- Designed for Cloward-style neurosurgical and spinal procedures
- Small stop mechanism provides controlled drilling depth
- 5⅝″ shaft length offers excellent reach and maneuverability
- Supports precise bone preparation during spinal fusion procedures
- Helps improve accuracy and safety during drilling applications
- Manufactured from high-quality surgical-grade materials
- Corrosion-resistant construction for long-term durability
- Suitable for cervical spine and reconstructive procedures
- Ergonomic design enhances surgeon comfort and control
- Compatible with professional spinal surgery instrument systems
- Reusable instrument designed for hospital applications
- Autoclave compatible for standard sterilization processes
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Neurosurgery Surgical Cloward Drill Shaft With Stop, Small, 5⅝″ |
| Instrument Type | Surgical Drill Shaft |
| Specialty | Neurosurgery / Spine Surgery |
| Design | Cloward Style |
| Shaft Length | 5⅝ Inches |
| Stop Type | Small Stop |
| Function | Controlled Bone Drilling and Preparation |
| Application | Spinal Fusion and Reconstruction |
| Material | Surgical Grade Metal Construction |
| Surgical Use | Cervical and Spinal Procedures |
| Sterilization | Autoclave Compatible |
| Reusable | Yes |
FAQs
1. What is the Cloward Drill Shaft With Stop Small used for?
The Cloward Drill Shaft With Stop Small is used for controlled bone drilling and preparation during spinal fusion and neurosurgical procedures.
2. What is the purpose of the small stop feature?
The small stop feature provides depth control during drilling, helping surgeons achieve precise bone preparation.
3. Why is a 5⅝″ shaft length useful in spinal surgery?
The 5⅝″ length provides a practical combination of reach, balance, and maneuverability for controlled surgical access.
4. Which procedures use this Cloward drill shaft?
It is commonly used in cervical fusion, spinal reconstruction, and other neurosurgical spine procedures.
5. Is this drill shaft reusable?
Yes, the instrument is designed for repeated professional surgical use after proper cleaning and sterilization.
6. What material is the Cloward Drill Shaft made from?
It is manufactured from durable surgical-grade materials selected for strength, reliability, and corrosion resistance.
7. Can this instrument be included in a neurosurgery instrument set?
Yes, the Cloward Drill Shaft With Stop Small, 5⅝″ is commonly included in specialized spine surgery and neurosurgical instrument collections.

Reviews
There are no reviews yet.