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The clinical standard for high-accuracy osseous division and anatomical refinement. The Long Bevel Osteotome (10mm Straight) is a specialized surgical instrument meticulously engineered for the controlled cutting and shaping of bone. Featuring a tapered long-bevel geometry on both sides of the blade, this tool acts as a mechanical necessity for orthopedic and reconstructive surgeons who require a clean, predictable split with minimal bone splintering. The straight 10mm profile provides a versatile cutting surface, ideal for everything from large-joint reconstructions to detailed plastic surgery contouring.
The Long Bevel Osteotome 10mm Straight is a foundational asset for any surgical tray focused on bone modification. Its primary utility lies in its "predictable splitting mechanics"; the symmetrical bevel allows the surgeon to create precise osteotomies (bone cuts) with a high degree of linear accuracy. In reconstructive surgery, where the fit of a bone graft or the alignment of a fracture is critical, this tool delivers the dependable performance required for successful patient outcomes.
Built to exceed the rigorous hygiene standards of modern surgical centers, this instrument is fully autoclavable and designed for a long, dependable clinical lifespan.
Feature Details
Material Premium Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel
Blade Width 10mm
Bevel Type Long, Symmetrical Dual Bevel
Profile Straight
Maintenance Fully Autoclavable / Reusable
Q: What is the difference between an Osteotome and a Chisel?
A: A chisel is beveled on only one side and is typically used for scraping or removing bone from a surface. An osteotome is beveled on both sides, making it the ideal tool for cutting through bone in a straight line.
Q: Is this 10mm osteotome suitable for use with a mallet?
A: Yes. The solid handle and reinforced neck are specifically engineered to handle controlled strikes from a surgical mallet during high-resistance procedures.
Q: How do I maintain the sharpness of the long bevel?
A: To preserve the precision-ground edge, clean the instrument immediately after use to remove bone fragments and bioburden. Avoid clashing the edge against other metal tools in the tray. Periodic professional honing is recommended for high-volume surgical units.
Q: Can this instrument be used in veterinary orthopedic surgery?
A: Absolutely. Its durability and precision sizing make it an excellent choice for both human and veterinary bone-shaping procedures.
Q: Is the finish anti-glare?
A: Yes, the satin finish is designed to reduce light reflection from surgical lamps, providing the surgeon with a clearer view of the bone interface.