Alexander Bone Gouge (Gouge Width: 8mm) (177.8mm) (7inch) Ruskin The Warwick James Elevator Straight

The Warwick James Elevator Straight is a surgical instrument used to elevate and retract tissue and organs

allowing the surgeon to secure the abdominal wall with sutures in an anatomically correct position

The probe is inserted into the mouth to feel for any irregularities or abnormalities

Sequestrum forceps are used in surgical procedures to grasp and remove dead tissue or bone from a wound

Alexander Bone Gouge (Gouge Width: 8mm) (177.8mm) (7inch) Ruskin The Warwick James Elevator StraightA bone gouge is a surgical instrument used to remove bone from the body during surgery. It has a curved blade with a sharp edge that is designed to cut through bone. The Alexander Bone Gouge is an 8mm wide instrument with a 177. 8mm (7 inch) blade. It is used to make precise cuts in bone during surgical procedures.