Gigli Bone Wire (Wire Length: 300mm) John Hopkin

Gigli Bone Wire (Wire Length: 300mm) John HopkinGigli Bone Wire is a surgical tool used to hold bones together during orthopedic surgery. It is a thin, flexible wire that is twisted into a loop and used to secure bones during the healing process. The wire length of 300mm typically refers to the length of the wire loop.

The horizontal serrated jaws allow for a secure grip on the vessel

It is designed to provide a secure grip and to reduce the risk of slipping and injury

without causing damage to the underlying tissues

A Kocher Thyroid Dissector Full Curve With Eye is a surgical instrument used in thyroid surgery to separate the thyroid gland from the surrounding tissue

The handle is typically made of stainless steel and is designed to fit a variety of scalpel blades

which are designed with two curved blades that fit together like a pair of scissors

which can be locked into place for a secure grip

curved tube with a suction port at the end

It is made of stainless steel and has two sharp prongs that are 114

Iris scissors are used in ophthalmology and plastic surgery procedures to make precise cuts in delicate tissue

It is used to flush out wax

It has a curved blade and a handle for better grip