Slim Bur

When the corridor is barely wider than the endoscope itself, instrument profile decides what is possible. Xishan’s Slim Bur (models DR_E / SR_E / DM_E / SM_E) keeps its bore down to 1.19 mm so it slides past the optics without blocking the view or crowding the channel — less tissue trauma, clearer imaging.

A stepless exposure mechanism lets the surgeon dial in exactly how much of the shaft is working length, and the range runs from 1.5 to 4 mm in tip diameter and 100 to 200 mm in length, reaching targets deep in the skull base. Tips come in round and match-head shapes, in both diamond and stainless steel, with reusable and single-use versions. It pairs with the Slim Bur Handpiece (MSB2-WX, 16,000–80,000 r/min) and MSBF telescoping tubes.

Typical cases: trans-nasal skull-base surgery, micro-endoscopic discectomy (MED), endoscopic ear drilling and transnasal or sublabial minimally invasive procedures. Spine Care Bangladesh supplies the full range locally, direct from Xishan.

• Working length on demand: stepless exposure adjustment tailors the effective shaft length to each step of the procedure.

• Slim by design: the 1.19 mm bore minimizes tissue disturbance and keeps the endoscopic view clean rather than competing with it.

• Deep reach: length options up to 200 mm bring far skull-base and spinal targets within comfortable range.