Alexander Bone Osteotome (Osteotome Width: 10mm) (177.8mm) (7inch) Fine Tips It is typically inserted through

It is typically inserted through an incision and then connected to a suction machine to create a vacuum to draw out the fluids

It is typically used to reshape and realign bones that have been broken or fractured

The tube is designed to fit into a variety of suction machines and is made from a flexible material that allows it to be maneuvered easily

serrated jaws that are hinged together

They are typically used to cut through the hard outer layer of bone (cortex) to gain access to the inner softer bone (medulla)

Alexander Bone Osteotome (Osteotome Width: 10mm) (177.8mm) (7inch) Fine Tips It is typically inserted throughAn osteotome is a surgical instrument used to cut bone. It is used in orthopedic and neurosurgical procedures to cut or shape bone, or to separate bone from surrounding tissue. The Alexander Bone Osteotome is a specific type of osteotome with a 10mm width and a 177. 8mm (7 inch) length. It is used for cutting and shaping bone in a variety of surgical procedures.