Lambotte Bone Osteotome Straight (Osteotome Width: 4mm) (127mm) (5inch) Walsham

Lambotte Bone Osteotome Straight (Osteotome Width: 4mm) (127mm) (5inch) WalshamA Lambotte Bone Osteotome is a surgical instrument used to cut through bone. It has a sharp, straight blade and is commonly used to remove bone fragments during orthopedic surgery. The width of the blade (4mm) and the length (127mm or 5 inch) determines the size and shape of the bone cuts it can make.

The forceps have a 4mm bite

It is inserted into the ear canal to allow the surgeon to examine the ear drum and surrounding structures

The Zoellner Suction Tube 18 SWG (177

The forceps have a fenestrated jaw box joint and 1 x 2 teeth for a secure grip

They are designed to provide a precise cut while minimizing the risk of snagging or pulling the patient's hair

Rampley Sponge Holding Forceps Box Joint (241

The blade width and blade depth of 62 x 76mm allows for precise cutting and dissection of tissue with minimal tissue trauma

This type of clamp is used to hold and secure tubing

allowing the surgeon to work with greater precision

The Lane Organ and Tissue Grasping Forceps 1 x 2 Teeth with Fenestrated Jaw Box Joint (200mm) (8 inch) is a surgical tool used to grasp and hold tissue during surgical procedures

such as wax

It is typically used to gain access to the thoracic cavity and is composed of two blades that are hinged together