referring to fig1 , there is shown an embodiment of a surgical power tool 1 in the form of a surgical power drill . as shown , the surgical power tool 1 comprises a shaft 10 which is surrounded at its proximal end by a grip 11 . the grip 11 extends over approximately at least half of the length of the whole shaft 10 , so that a surgeon can easily handle the power tool 1 . a head portion 20 is arranged at the distal end of the shaft 10 . this head portion 20 carries a tool 21 in the form of a drill to create a bore in the bone at the surgical site . the shaft 10 can comprise components to operate and / or drive the tool 21 of the surgical power tool 1 . moreover , the tool 21 may be removable from the head portion 20 . as illustrated in fig1 , the tool 21 as a tool axis that is angled with respect to a longitudinal axis of the shaft 10 . in the present embodiment , the angle is 90 degrees and may be adjustable within a predefined range . the surgical power tool 1 further comprises a handle portion 30 having a handle 31 at its proximal end . the handle 31 is long enough so that at least one hand of the surgeon can easily grasp the handle 31 . a longitudinal axis of the handle 31 is parallel to the tool axis of the tool 21 and may be coaxial therewith . the handle portion 30 further comprises a connecting shaft portion or linkage 33 and a clamping element 32 at its distal end . the linkage 33 is arranged between the handle 31 and the clamping element 32 . the linkage 33 is formed in a bent shape and is rigid , so that application forces can be transferred . specifically , the linkage 33 has the form of approximately an s to facilitate , for example , intra - oral and / or transbuccal procedures . the linkage 33 is located in a plane defined by a longitudinal axis of the shaft 10 and the longitudinal axis of the handle 31 . the clamping element 32 is arranged at the distal end of the handle portion 30 and is configured to secure the handle portion 30 to the shaft 10 . the location of the clamping element 32 is situated on the shaft 10 between the head portion 20 and the grip 11 . the clamping element 32 is located spaced apart but near the head portion 20 , so that pressure can be exerted to the tool 21 over the clamping element 32 without straddling the linkage 33 . as shown in fig2 , the clamping element 32 partly encompasses the shaft 10 and is locked by a connecting fastener 34 . the shaft 10 is fixedly clamped by the clamping element 32 , so that no movement or rotation of the handle portion 30 relative to the shaft 10 is possible . the connecting fastener 34 is a locking screw which is configured to push one part of the clamping element 32 towards the shaft 10 and therewith provides a frictional engagement . thus , handle 30 and the shaft 10 are releasably fixed to each other . a head of the locking screw 34 is large enough so that the surgeon can easily secure and release the locking screw 34 . due to the straight shape of the shaft 10 , the clamping element can be axially moved along the shaft 10 to any desired position when the locking screw 34 is released . the handle 31 can also be removed from the shaft 10 for cleaning and sterilization activities . as illustrated in fig2 and 3 , an illumination device 40 comprising a light inlet 41 , an optical cable 43 and a light outlet 42 is ( mainly ) arranged along the linkage 33 of the handle portion 30 . the light inlet 41 comprises a connector ( not shown ) to receive a light unit which generates a beam of cool light . the light outlet 42 is directed toward the tool 21 to illuminate the surgical site , wherein the light outlet 42 can be movable to position the light outlet 42 such that the surgeon is not bothered . the surgical power tool 1 further comprises a rinsing device 50 having a rinsing inlet 51 , a tube 52 and a rinsing outlet 53 . the rinsing inlet 51 is configured to be coupled to any device capable of providing a rinsing fluid . the tube 52 leads the fluid from the rinsing inlet 51 to the rinsing outlet 53 . the rinsing outlet 53 can be selectively positioned by the surgeon such that the fluid is directed towards the surgical site . the rinsing device 50 is guided along and connected to the part of the shaft 10 which is not encompassed by the grip 11 . a mirror 60 is arranged at the head portion 20 opposite of the shaft 10 , so that the surgeon operating the surgical power tool 1 can view the surgical site through this mirror 60 . the mirror 60 can be adjusted as needed by the surgeon . in addition or as an alternative to the mirror 60 , an endoscope may be used to provide a view of the surgical site . the endoscope may be attached to the surgical power tool 1 in a similar manner as ( e . g ., instead of ) the illumination device 40 and the rinsing device 50 . fig4 to 6 show a further embodiment of a surgical power tool 1 . the difference between this embodiment and the aforementioned embodiment is that the illumination device 40 is now arranged at the shaft 10 next to the rinsing device 50 . all other parts and features correspond to the aforementioned embodiment . as has become apparent from the embodiments , the shaft for guiding the head portion to the surgical site and the handle portion to exert pressure to the tool are separated from each other , so that the surgeon can accurately guide the head portion to the desired position with one hand on grip 11 and can further exert pressure to the handle portion with the other hand on handle 31 . the surgical power tool described in the above embodiments has a tool in the form of a drill . it will be appreciated that the tool could alternatively be realized by a screw driver blade or in any other manner . while the present disclosure has been described with respect to particular embodiments , those skilled in the art will recognize that the present invention is not limited to the specific embodiments described and illustrated herein . it is to be understood that the disclosure is only illustrative . accordingly , it is intended that the invention be limited only by the scope of the claims attended hereto .
a surgical power tool has a head portion having a tool with a tool axis , a shaft which is connected to the head portion for guiding the head portion to the surgical site and a handle portion for exerting pressure to the head portion along the tool axis . the shaft has a longitudinal axis that is angled with respect to the tool axis . a second handle is coupled to the shaft intermediate the head portion and a gripping portion of the shaft for applying a force along the tool axis .