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SAW, AMPUTATION, SATTERLEE, 29 cm 77-04-29

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L010701 - Manual surgical saws, reusable
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Amputation saw, Satterlee

Definition

A hand-held manual surgical instrument typically used in orthopaedic surgery for cutting bone or other body tissue through a sawing action performed by the user. It typically consists of a metal frame with an attached handle that firmly holds an exchangeable blade usually with the cutting teeth set in a straight line.

Specifications

Technical specifications

  • Removable blade
  • Length of the blade: 21 cm
  • Loop handle
  • Total length: 29 cm
  • Material: martensitic steel

Instructions for use

The blade must be cleaned very carefully in order to remove all the organic matters, and then properly dried.It must be sterilized by autoclaving between each patient.

Keep a spare blade in stock as it becomes blunter with successive uses and sterilizations.

Precautions for Use

Very sharp item to be handled with care to prevent any risk of injury!

Alternative: Gigli wires (see related articles below).

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