Gigli (Olivecrona) Wire Saw

6-3/4" (17.0 cm) Smillie Meniscus Knife is ideally suited for surgical procedures of the knee. This instrument is specifically designs to cut and make incisions into the menisci found in the knee. A common injury is a tear to this cartilage which cushions the knee join. This knife features a T-shaped handle and a deep spatula type head making it well suited to handle the special tissue of the meniscus. Additionally this instrument is available curved left or right or straight with a chisel type profile making it suitable for a variety of surgical scenarios and surgeon preferences.

standard pattern, loop grip, rigid, supplied in pairsGigli Loop Wire Saw Handle is an accessory that can be utilized alongside a Gigli Saw. This instrumentation is ideally suited for use in amputation procedures that require a smooth and consistent cutting motion to provide the smoothest finish. Additionally this instrument is made in a standard pattern and has a loop grip is rigid and is supplied in pairs.

Liston Amputation Knife is designed to aid in procedures that require amputation. This knife is well suited for amputation procedures in which muscle, fat and bone need to be cut through. The cleaner the cut through these tissue layers the less trauma to surrounding areas. This knife features a rounded handle that allow for manual operation and is available in two lengths 6.75" and 8" making it suitable for a variety of places in the body.

stainless steel frame, w/ 2 blades Charriere Bone Saw is ideally suited for use in orthopedic surgical procedures that require cutting through bone. It is specifically designed to cut through larger diameter bone such as in the thigh or other areas where more delicate instrumentation would not be sufficient. This saw features a loop handle affixed to a U shaped body across which extends a blade which is available in either 12.0 mm or 14.0 mm. Additionally this instrument is available with two blades and a complete set or individually with either of the two blade widths.