17 shop online at store.biohorizons.com GUIDED SURGERY PREPARATION Assemble the quick connect handle. Insert the drill guide into the quick connect handle while depressing the end portion. Firmly hold the quick connect handle or drill guide while progressing through the drill sequence. Surgical guide with master cylinder Inspect the surgical guide for defects and potential weak areas. Visually evaluate the position of the master cylinder and/or pilot sleeve to ensure it is placed according to the treatment plan. Ensure the thru hole of the drill guides, pilot sleeves, and master cylinders are free of debris. The surgical guide must have a stable fit to the patient’s anatomy. If a stable fit cannot be obtained at time of surgery, the surgical guide should not be used. Do not use excessive force to seat the surgical guide. Review the surgical plan and instruments within the kit prior to surgery. Drill use should be crosschecked against the drill usage chart (ML0226). Any drills that are worn, marked or dull should be replaced. Be conscious of the specified implant driver stop position (SP1 – SP4) if indicated. Place the drill in the handpiece and check the fit with all the drill guides and pilot sleeves prior to surgery.
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