Cottle Bone Osteotome (Osteotome Width: 10mm) (177.8mm) (7inch)
A Cottle Bone Osteotome is a surgical instrument used to cut through bone during orthopedic and other surgical procedures. It is usually used to cut the bone in preparation for joint replacement surgery, such as hip and knee replacements. The osteotome is typically made of stainless steel and is available in various sizes and shapes, with the 10mm width being the most common. The 7 inch length is also common for this type of osteotome.
A Cottle Bone Osteotome is a surgical instrument used to cut through bone during orthopedic and other surgical procedures. It is usually used to cut the bone in preparation for joint replacement surgery, such as hip and knee replacements. The osteotome is typically made of stainless steel and is available in various sizes and shapes, with the 10mm width being the most common. The 7 inch length is also common for this type of osteotome.