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Williger Bone Mallet
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Williger Bone Mallet is a specialized surgical tool that orthopedic surgeons can use for hammering the impacting platform of bone chisels, gouges, and osteotomes, in order to perform osteotomies and bone harvesting procedures.
- Resilient Flat Impacting Surfaces for Smooth Hammering Action.
- Heavy-Headed Design for Higher Surgical Precision.
- Ergonomic Solid Handle for Superior Control.
Williger Bone Mallet Lead Filled
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Williger Bone Mallet Lead Filled is a specialized surgical tool that orthopedic surgeons commonly use for hammering the impacting platform of osteotomes and chisels, in order to perform osteotomy during fracture repairing.
- Convex Impacting Platform for Smooth Hammering Action.
- Locking Screw Mechanism for Attaching the Head to the Handle.
- Ergonomic Solid Handle for Maximum Control.
Williger Elevator
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Williger Elevator is a specialized orthopedic instrument that surgeons commonly use to separate the periosteum tissue from the most delicate bone surfaces, in order to expose their structures and perform other procedures.
- Round Cutting Edge for Minimizing Local Trauma.
- 4.0 & 7.0mm Tip Sizes for Treating Children & Adults.
- Horizontal Ridges Grip Ensuring Superior Handling.
Williger Periosteal Elevator
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Williger Periosteal Elevator is a specialized orthopedic tool that surgeons commonly use for lifting, retracting and, in cases, dissecting the periosteum tissue, in order the expose its underlying bone.
- Reliable Curved Blade for Passing Into Narrow Spaces.
- 5.0 & 7.0mm Blade Sizes for Delicate Periosteum Dissection.
- Ergonomic Solid Handle for Maximum Control.
Wilson Artery Forcep
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Wilson Artery Forcep is a scissor-like device that surgeons in multiple fields use to grasp, mobilize and clamp bleeding vessels during wound closure, specialized surgery and other procedures. The device is especially useful to perform certain ENT surgeries.
- Curved Shafts & Jaws for Enhanced Sightlines.
- Transversely Serrated Jaws to Ensure a Firm Grip.
- Ergonomic Finger Rings Promoting Superior Handling.
Wire & Ligature Cutter
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The ® Wire & Ligature Cutter is a premium orthodontic tool to cut excess lengths of wires up to 0.38 mm in diameter.
- ULTRA CUT Technology With Tungsten Carbide Fused Cutting Edge For Maximum Efficiency & Durability
- Angulated Cutting Edges For Easy Insertion And Manipulation
- Ergonomic Grip To Decrease Effort
Wire Strainer
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The Wire Strainer is an orthopedic instrument used for tightening the wires used in the Illizarov apparatus to repair fractures.
- T-shaped handle for dexterity and comfort.
- Long and slender shaft for deep surgical access.
- Side screw to adjust the straining force.
Wire Twisting Forceps
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The Wire Twisting Forceps are used to remove pins and hardware in orthopedic procedures. In addition, surgeons use them to twist K-wires after closed reduction and fixation.
- Ratcheted Handles For Self-Retaining Clamps.
- Slender Shafts To Reach Deep Spaces.
- Ultragripx™ Tungsten Carbide Inserts For Non-Slip Grasps.
Wolford Bone Holding Forceps
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Wolford Bone Holding Forceps is a specialized instrument for maxillofacial surgeons that allows for exceptional manipulation of the jawbone, especially during orthognathic surgeries that require optimal bone positioning and precise retractions.
- Dissimilar Blade Curves to Fir the Jawbone's Contour.
- Ratcheted System to Provide Self-Retaining Clamping.
- 25.0cm Overall Length to Perform Deep Approaches.
- Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Enhanced Gripping.
Woodson Periosteal Raspatory / Elevator Fig. 1
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The Woodson Periosteal Raspatory / Elevator Fig. 1 is a dental instrument used to elevate, reflect and retract the mucoperiosteum, exposing the underlying bone during oral surgeries.
- Diamond Pattern Knurled Handle For An Optimum Grip
- Double Ended With One Straight & One Offset End For Versatility
- Ergonomic, Round, Hollow & Light Weight Handles For Maximum Comfort & Minimizing The Risk Of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome