Narrow Bone Saw (Blade Width: 40mm) (200mm) (8inch) Root

Narrow Bone Saw (Blade Width: 40mm) (200mm) (8inch) RootA narrow saw is a type of surgical saw used to cut through bone, such as during orthopedic surgery. The blade of this particular saw is 40mm x 200mm 8 inch, meaning it is 8 inches long and 40mm wide. It is typically used to make precise, narrow cuts in bone.

They are commonly used to hold and separate tissue during dissection

This item is used in the surgical field to grasp delicate tissue

and the retractor will stay in place without the need for an assistant to hold it

The 5 x 6 teeth box joint design of this particular forceps gives it a stronger grip on the tissue and allows for greater precision

The serrated jaws provide a secure grip on the tissue

It is designed with a screw joint that allows the shaft length to be adjusted between 101

soft tissue during surgery

This item is a type of surgical retractor used to hold open an incision in the neck area during thyroid surgery

The forceps measure 127mm (5 inches) in length

A periosteal elevator is a tool used in surgical procedures to separate the periosteum (a thin membrane that covers the bones) from the underlying bone

They are curved to allow for better access to the uterus and are commonly used in hysterectomies

inch) long and is used to cut through the bone and tissue to access and repair the fracture