Alexander Bone Gouge (Gouge Width: 12mm) (177.8mm) (7inch) Bryant

Alexander Bone Gouge (Gouge Width: 12mm) (177.8mm) (7inch) BryantA bone gouge is a surgical instrument used to remove bone from a patient during surgery. It is typically used to remove bone from the skull, spine, and other areas where precision is necessary. The Alexander Bone Gouge is a particular type of gouge with a 12mm width and 177. 8mm (7 inch) length. It is used to help remove bone in a precise and controlled manner.

The blade length and width of 89 x 57mm provide the surgeon with a precise cutting edge for precise and delicate procedures

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They are typically used for larger incisions and are made from high-quality stainless steel for durability and precision

It features a 14mm wide by 28mm deep blade and an 8

and manipulate tissue or small vessels

while the long handle gives the user more control

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