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 large, scissors-like, hand-held instrument whose blades distal to the pivot point terminate in various jaw configurations, capable of cutting heavy layers of plaster or synthetic material used to form hardened casts, i.e., that which has already been used...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed for cutting/shaping bone during an orthopaedic surgical intervention. It is typically a heavy, one-piece instrument with a sharp, single-edged, strong cutting blade at the distal end available in various shape...
A heavy-duty, hand-held, surgical instrument used to remove pieces of bone or other hard tissue during orthopaedic and plastic surgery procedures. It typically comprises a handle proximally which becomes a shaft that terminates in a convex profile with a sh...
A heavy-duty manual surgical instrument designed to hold and cut orthopaedic surgical implant devices (i.e., metal rods, plates, screws). The cutting is typically performed with a shearing action. It may be a hand-held or a table mounted device. This is a r...
A heavy-duty, hand-held manual surgical instrument designed for cutting into the sternum (the breastbone). It typically has a T-shaped handle to allow the application of pressure to the blade which descends from the handle in a thick shaft terminating in va...
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 hand-held surgical instrument used to cut the abdominal tissue, in particular the abdominal wall tissue, during surgery. It comprises two pivoted blades that are usually provided with ring handles which cut with a shearing action (i.e., the blades cut as ...