Gigli Bone Wire (Wire Length: 700mm) Horizontal Shaft

Gigli Bone Wire (Wire Length: 700mm) Horizontal ShaftGigli bone wire is a type of surgical wire used to hold bones in place during orthopedic surgery. It is a flexible wire that is inserted into small holes drilled in the bone and twisted together to form a secure connection. The wire is strong enough to hold the bones in place during healing, but flexible enough to allow for some movement. The length of the wire is typically 700mm, although this can vary depending on the size of the bones and the type

The box joint design allows for greater precision and stability when cutting

inch) size being one of the most common

slender body designed for easy maneuvering in tight spaces

and other medical fabrics

allowing the surgeon to perform the procedure with less risk of injury to the patient

A dental mirror with handle is used in the surgical field to help dentists view hard-to-reach areas in the mouth

A Reed Bone Chisel is a surgical instrument used to cut and shape bones

It has heart-shaped cup jaws and a screw joint

The 200mm (8 inch) size is designed for use in adults

They are used to grasp and remove the gallbladder during the procedure

as the serrated jaws and curved box joint allow for secure grasping of delicate blood vessels

Mitchell Dissecting Forceps are a type of surgical instrument used to hold and manipulate tissue during surgical procedures