Oliver Crona Bone Rongeur Compound Action Handle (203.2mm) (8inch) Balfour

Oliver Crona Bone Rongeur Compound Action Handle (203.2mm) (8inch) BalfourA bone rongeur is a surgical instrument used to remove or shape bone. It typically consists of a pair of handles with a sharp, curved jaw at the end. The Oliver Crona Bone Rongeur Compound Action Handle (203. 2mm) (8 inch) is a specific type of bone rongeur with a compound action handle that provides extra leverage for cutting through bone.

and trimming

The Hudson Burr is a type of surgical drill bit used to make holes in bone

It is commonly used during surgical procedures to control bleeding or to ligate (tie off) vessels

and a 145mm length

They are also used to cut sutures

The jaws measure 127mm (5 inches) in length

These scissors have an angled blade and a flat handle for a better grip

Lane Dissecting and Tissue Forceps are used in the surgical field to hold and manipulate tissue during surgical procedures

This item is used to hold tissue and dressings during surgical procedures

It is used to hold and maneuver needles and suture material during suturing

Barber scissors straight with a finger rest and screw are commonly used in the surgical field to cut and trim tissue

an English orthopedic surgeon who developed the original design in the 1940s