8 matching records for CUTTING PLIERS.
A heavy-duty, hand-held manual surgical instrument with sturdy handles and blade-like jaws designed to cut orthopaedic wires, cerclages, and small diameter pins or bolts. It has a scissors-like lever action with straight or curved handles and is made of hig...
A small, soft, gripping device inserted into bone fixation plate bending/cutting pliers to hold the free section of a cut implant to prevent it from becoming a projectile when it is cut. The insert is used when modifying an orthopaedic implant, typically a ...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to be used with a rib/rib cage internal fixation/bracing system for cutting the rib grip or bracing bar implants to a specific size. The instrument is typically made of high-grade steel and consists of two piv...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed with a cutting/biting action used for the removal of bone, e.g., pieces of the skull, during a neurosurgical intervention. It is a strongly constructed instrument that has a forceps or pliers-like design termi...
A strongly constructed, hand-held, surgical instrument designed to separate a bone into two parts through a cutting action. It typically consists of an instrument having one or two sharp robust blades that close over the bone and cut it. It is available in ...
A surgical instrument designed to remove hard or tough tissues (e.g., bone or cartilage) around the mastoid process (the large projection of the temporal bone of the skull found immediately behind each ear) by applying a biting/cutting action during ear/nos...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument with a cutting/biting action designed to remove bone during an orthopaedic intervention. It is a heavy-duty instrument that has a forceps- or pliers-like design and terminates at the distal end with sharp-edged, scoop-...
A surgical instrument with a cutting/biting action used for the removal of inflamed joint tissue (synovium) during a synovectomy; this tissue will typically be causing the patient unacceptable pain or limit joint motion/function. It is a strongly constructe...