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Dahmen Bone Gouge
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Dahmen Bone Gouge is an orthopedic surgical tool that surgeons commonly use for carving and scooping the soft, cancellous bone tissue, in order to collect bone grafting material and biopsy samples.
- Atraumatic Wide Blade for Collecting Large Amounts of Tissue.
- Elongated Straight Shank for Deep Surgical Access.
- Ergonomic Ferrozell Handle for Enhanced Gripping.
Dahmen Bone Osteotome
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Dahmen Bone Osteotome is a specialized orthopedic device that surgeons can use for cutting and reshaping bone surfaces, in order to perform procedures such as osteotomy or bone petalling.
- Atraumatic Double-Beveled Blade for Minimizing Local Trauma.
- Elongated Straight Shank for Deep Surgical Access.
- Ergonomic Ferrozell Handle for Maximum Control.
Dahmen Bone Osteotome
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Dahmen Bone Osteotome is a specialized orthopedic device that surgeons can use for cutting and reshaping bone surfaces, in order to perform procedures such as osteotomy or bone petalling.
- Atraumatic Double-Beveled Blade for Minimizing Local Trauma.
- Elongated Straight Shank for Deep Surgical Access.
- Ergonomic Ferrozell Handle for Maximum Control.
Dahmen Bone Osteotome
(0 Reviews)
Dahmen Bone Osteotome is a specialized orthopedic device that surgeons can use for cutting and reshaping bone surfaces, in order to perform procedures such as osteotomy or bone petalling.
- Atraumatic Double-Beveled Blade for Minimizing Local Trauma.
- Elongated Straight Shank for Deep Surgical Access.
- Ergonomic Ferrozell Handle for Maximum Control.
Dahmen Bone Osteotome
(0 Reviews)
Dahmen Bone Osteotome is a specialized orthopedic device that surgeons can use for cutting and reshaping bone surfaces, in order to perform procedures such as osteotomy or bone petalling.
- Atraumatic Double-Beveled Blade for Minimizing Local Trauma.
- Elongated Straight Shank for Deep Surgical Access.
- Ergonomic Ferrozell Handle for Maximum Control.
Dale Atrauma Peripheral Vascular Clamps
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Dale Atrauma Peripheral Vascular Clamps are specialized hemostatic instruments that feature a special design for clamping peripheral blood vessels during certain surgical procedures, such as carotid endarterectomy and bypass vascular procedures.
- 1 x 2 Atraumatic Jaws Serrations For Minimizing Endothelium Damage.
- Streamlined Curved Shanks For Reaching Narrow Vascular Spaces.
- Ergonomic Finger Rings For Maximum Control.
Dale Atrauma Peripheral Vascular Clamps
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Dale Atrauma Peripheral Vascular Clamps are specialized hemostatic instruments that feature a special design for clamping peripheral blood vessels during certain surgical procedures, such as carotid endarterectomy and bypass vascular procedures.
- 1 x 2 Atraumatic Jaws Serrations For Minimizing Endothelium Damage.
- Streamlined Curved Shanks For Reaching Narrow Vascular Spaces.
- Ergonomic Finger Rings For Maximum Control.
Dandy Artery Forcep
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Dandy 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.
- Laterally Curved Profile to Suit Multiple Approaches.
- Transversely Serrated Jaws to Ensure a Firm Grip.
- Ergonomic Finger Rings Promoting Superior Handling.
Dandy Artery Forcep
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Dandy 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.
- Laterally Curved Profile to Suit Multiple Approaches.
- Transversely Serrated Jaws to Ensure a Firm Grip.
- Ergonomic Finger Rings Promoting Superior Handling.
Dandy Artery Forcep
(0 Reviews)
Dandy 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.
- Laterally Curved Profile to Suit Multiple Approaches.
- Transversely Serrated Jaws to Ensure a Firm Grip.
- Ergonomic Finger Rings Promoting Superior Handling.