10 1/2" Liston Stille Bone Cut Forceps angled on flat
- Liston Stille bone-cut forceps support controlled cutting during general surgery procedures.
- The angled-on-flat design helps approach bone while preserving a practical sightline.
- At 10 1/2 inches, the instrument provides extended working reach.
- Its forceps format supports secure handling during bone-cutting tasks.
- The flat angled configuration supports directed positioning around targeted bone.
- Designed for general surgery, it fits routine bone-cutting workflows.
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Controlled Access for Bone-Cutting Tasks
The 10 1/2" Liston Stille Bone Cut Forceps angled on flat are surgical forceps designed for bone-cutting tasks in general surgery. Their Liston Stille pattern supports a focused approach to handling bone during procedures, while the angled-on-flat configuration can help accommodate approach and positioning requirements within the operative field. The 10 1/2" length provides extended instrument reach for professional handling where access and working distance are important considerations. This design is suited to workflows requiring a dedicated bone-cutting forceps format and controlled manual manipulation, while its straightforward configuration supports familiar instrument handling during preparation and use.
Use Cases
- Handling and cutting bone during general surgery procedures requiring a Liston Stille bone-cut forceps.
- Approaching bone with an angled-on-flat instrument configuration when instrument positioning within the operative field is a consideration.
- Supporting tasks where the 10 1/2" length provides useful working reach.
- Integrating a dedicated bone-cutting forceps into general surgical instrument setups.
Specifications
| Dimension | 10 1/2" |
| Length | 10 1/2" |
Care & Handling
- Clean the instrument promptly after use according to facility procedures and the applicable instructions for use.
- Inspect the forceps before and after use for visible damage, alignment concerns, or compromised working surfaces.
- Handle the angled jaws carefully during transport, cleaning, and setup to help prevent contact damage.
- Store the instrument in a manner that protects its working end and keeps it separated from items that could cause damage.
General use; follow facility protocols.
Part of Amputation Surgical Instrument Set for General Surgery Procedures
This set contains 23 instruments carefully selected for the procedure:
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