
Spinal Bur
Spine Surgery/Surgical Power Device/Bur
Spinal Bur
Xishan’s endoscopic spinal bur — up to 25,000 rpm, optional nerve-and-dura protection tube, and hand-plus-foot control for decompression, discectomy and fusion work. Supplied in Bangladesh by Spine Care.
The Spinal Bur (model JZT) is Xishan’s workhorse for full-endoscopic spine surgery. Driven through the articulating JMSB1 handpiece, it spins up to 25,000 rpm and takes bone down quickly while a combined hand-and-foot control scheme lets the surgeon change speed without ever looking away from the screen.
An optional protection tube places a physical barrier between the rotating head and the dura or exiting nerve roots — a feature worth having whenever the canal is close. Tube diameters of 3.0, 3.5 and 4.0 mm, lengths of 290 and 350 mm, and three head styles (round diamond, round stainless steel, cylinder stainless steel) cover most endoscopic workflows, and the bur is deliberately built to work with a wide range of endoscopes, not only Xishan’s own.
It is used across full-endoscopic decompression (foraminotomy, foraminal laminotomy/laminectomy), discectomy (PELD, PEID, PTED with foraminoplasty) and lumbar interbody fusion (TLIF, PLIF, AxiaLIF). Spine Care Bangladesh stocks it locally, direct from Xishan.
Nerve and dura protection: the optional guard tube keeps a physical barrier between the bur and the structures that matter most.
Eyes on the screen, not the pedal: hand and foot speed control lets the surgeon adjust on the fly without breaking focus.
Open compatibility: works with a wide range of endoscopes — hospitals are not locked into a single brand’s tower.
Full-endoscopic decompression (foraminotomy, laminotomy/laminectomy), discectomy techniques such as PELD, PEID and PTED, and lumbar interbody fusion including TLIF, PLIF and AxiaLIF.
Use 3.0 mm for minor foraminoplasty, 3.5 mm for routine discectomy and decompression, and 4.0 mm when a fusion case calls for heavier bone removal.
It is optional, but strongly advised for any work inside or near the spinal canal where nerves and dura sit close to the bur.
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