Ward Bone Osteotome (Osteotome Width: 3mm) (177.8mm) (7inch) Flap

Ward Bone Osteotome (Osteotome Width: 3mm) (177.8mm) (7inch) FlapA Ward bone osteotome is a specialized surgical instrument used to cut bone. It is used in orthopedic and trauma surgeries, such as joint replacement surgeries, to cut bone in a precise manner. The width of the osteotome is 3mm, and the overall length is 177. 8mm (7 inch).

It is typically used to control bleeding from an artery or vein during a surgical procedure

The blade is used to hold back tissue and organs during the surgical procedure

The forceps are designed with two teeth that help to securely hold tissue in place

and then the tendon or ligament is tied to the copper strip with sutures

A probe double ended standard diameter (304

inch) is a surgical instrument used to retract and hold back the edges of a wound or incision to allow the surgeon to access the surgical site

The forceps can be used to hold tissue while cutting or suturing

It is commonly used in orthopedic and abdominal surgeries

The blades are 60mm long and 20mm wide

meaning they can cut through tissue up to 4mm thick

5 mm blade length allows the surgeon to make precise incisions in tight spaces

The Kocher-Langenbeck Retractor Medium is a surgical instrument used to spread and hold tissue apart during surgical procedures