Vehmehren Rib Costotome (228.6mm) (9inch) Speculum

Vehmehren Rib Costotome (228.6mm) (9inch) SpeculumThe Vehmehren Rib Costotome (228. 6mm) (9 inch) is a surgical instrument used to cut through the ribs during thoracic surgery. It is used to gain access to the chest cavity, allowing surgeons to perform procedures such as removing tumors or repairing damaged organs.

They have sharp curved blades that allow for precise cutting of the iris

to be used depending on the type of tissue being dissected

The box joint is designed with a locking mechanism that keeps the needle holder securely in place and prevents it from slipping or coming apart during use

The compound action handle allows for greater torque and force when cutting through bone

2mm (8 inch) forceps are designed to grasp and hold tissue during the surgical procedure

or reshape bones during hand surgery

It is designed to provide a straight cutting edge for precision work

or removes them

The Kocher-Langenbeck Retractor Small is a surgical tool used to hold back tissue or organs during a surgical procedure

This item is a nail cutter used in the surgical field

The clamp is 254mm (10 inch) in length

Metzenbaum scissors are used in the surgical field to make precise cuts in tissue