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11:26 Jun 29, 2017 

@Marcin: The same happened to me on a previous question - two conflicting translations (and I made a bet on a wrong horse). Drilling makes nice, round, straight holes. Reaming usually means to widen widen a bore or a hole nad also to clear out or remove material from something.

06:56 Jun 29, 2017 

Coś mi się widzi, że znowu jest jakiś dualizm, jedni to nazywają reamer a inni drill.

01:48 Jun 29, 2017 

G7 ACETABULAR SYSTEM
Surgical Technique
Acetabular Reaming
Determine a starting reamer size from the preoperative
template and from the measured diameter of the resected
femoral head. This is typically 6–8 mm smaller than the femoral
head diameter. Reamer handles are provided as straight or
curved (offset). Use is dictated by surgeon preference,
surgical exposure, and patient body composition. During
the reaming process, frequently determine the amount of
anterior and posterior acetabular bone remaining to avoid
reaming away the wall and compromising fixation.
Beginning with a small reamer, apply constant pressure
first toward the medial wall, appropriately medializing the
acetabulum for optimal hip biomechanics and the normal
center of hip rotation. Gradually progress to larger reamers,
while maintaining concentricity within the acetabular cavity

http://www.biomet.com/wps/wcm/connect/internet/d661463c-eb2d...

12:44 Jun 28, 2017 

Według Dorlanda reamer to "in root canal therapy, an engine-driven or hand-operated instrument for canal enlargement, consisting of a serrated triangular shaft twisted into a loosely spiraled form.". Natomiast drill t: 1. a rotating cutting instrument for making holes in hard substances, such as bones or teeth. 2. bur (def. 1). 3. to bore or scoop out with such an instrument. cannulated drill, a drill with a hole through the center of its long axis, to be used over a guidewire." Pozstastajemy raczej w kręgach stomatologii niż ortopedii...