Stille Bone Osteotome Curved (Osteotome Width: 13mm) (203.2mm) (8inch) 5 x 5 Prongs

Stille Bone Osteotome Curved (Osteotome Width: 13mm) (203.2mm) (8inch) 5 x 5 ProngsA Stille Bone Osteotome Curved is a surgical instrument used to cut and remove bone during orthopedic and trauma surgeries. It is designed with a curved, sharp blade that can be used to make precise cuts in the bone and remove pieces of bone. The size of the osteotome (13mm wide and 203. 2mm long) indicates the size of the blade and the length of the handle.

which are fitted with serrated tips to securely grip tissue

The forceps are used to cut through bone with precision and minimal trauma to the surrounding tissue

The non-tearing design of the toothed jaws helps to reduce tissue damage

The 22mm diameter of the mirror is a standard size for dental mirrors

They are designed with a curved and pointed tip to allow for precise cutting in tight areas

It is used to create a model of the upper jaw to be used for making dentures

which allows for greater precision and control when manipulating the needle and suture

The forceps have angled serrated jaws and a small curved screw joint

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They are also commonly used to hold and manipulate tissue during surgery

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The Tudor Edwards Bone Rasp is a surgical instrument used to trim and shape bones during a variety of orthopedic and reconstructive procedures