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Cartilage Crushing Block Teflon The Seven Oaks Cartilage Crushing Block Teflon offers unmatched precision and efficiency for cartilage preparation during rhinoplasty and reconstructive surgeries. Crafted from high-quality Teflon, this instrument ensures a smooth, non-stick surface for shaping cartilage grafts while maintaining tissue integrity. Non-Stick Teflon Surface for Smooth Cartilage Shaping The Block Teflon features a non-stick…
The Cottle Cartilage Crusher is a medical device used by surgeons during rhinoplasty and other reconstructive surgeries to manipulate cartilage for transplantation. It smashes obtained cartilage into smaller bits.
The crusher normally has two surface options: smooth and serrated. The measurements may vary somewhat by manufacturer, but are typically around:
The Gruber Cartilage Cutting Block is a precision medical equipment created for orthopedic operations, primarily to allow for precise and controlled cartilage cutting during procedures like knee or hip replacement. This block, made of robust, medical-grade materials, offers stability and support while enabling surgeons to accurately form cartilage with little danger of mistake.
| Size | 4” x 4” x 1/8” |
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The Gubisch Cartilage Crusher 65x30mm is a specialist surgical equipment used for precision cartilage manipulation during medical operations. Its high-quality materials provide longevity and dependability in surgical situations. The product’s dimensions are:
| Type | Serrated Bed |
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The Sheen-Grid is a surgical tool used in rhinoplasty and other surgeries to measure, cut, and image cartilage grafts. It is usually constructed of stainless steel or aluminum.
The Tolsdorf Cartilage Crusher is a specialist medical device used in orthopedic procedures to break cartilage tissue. Its ergonomic shape and precision manufacture enable effective cartilage manipulation during surgical operations.
| Shape | Smooth Bed, Serrated Bed |
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