Smith Peterson Bone Gouge Straight (Gouge Width: 13mm) (203.2mm) (8inch) Hill

Smith Peterson Bone Gouge Straight (Gouge Width: 13mm) (203.2mm) (8inch) HillA bone gouge is a surgical instrument used to remove and shape bone during orthopedic and trauma surgeries. It is typically used to remove excess bone or to shape sockets for prosthetic implants. The Smith Peterson Bone Gouge Straight has a gouge width of 13mm and a length of 203. 2mm (8 inches).

It is typically used in a medical setting by a doctor or nurse

It has serrated jaws that are used to grip tissue and its long length allows it to reach deep into the surgical field

inch) is used for larger tissue manipulation

The 3 x 4 prongs are sharp

They are typically used in laparoscopic

They are commonly used for clamping and manipulation of tissue during surgical procedures

while the smooth end is used to smooth out the bone surface

Allis tissue forceps are used in surgical procedures to grasp

including 200mm (8 inch) in length

These forceps are used by ophthalmologists and surgeons to delicately dissect and hold tissue during ocular surgery

which allows for easy and precise splitting of the nail

They are typically used during orthopedic and trauma surgeries