
A Bone Cutter is a surgical instrument used to cut through bones during various types of surgeries. It is designed to make clean, strong cuts in hard bone tissue and is commonly used in orthopedic, trauma, dental, and veterinary procedures.
Key Features of a Bone Cutter
Function – Cuts through dense or hard bone in one swift motion.
Design – Scissor-like or plier-style handles with heavy-duty cutting jaws.
Types – Manual cutters (handheld)
– Powered cutters (electric/pneumatic).
Jaw Styles – Straight or angled jaws for easy access in different anatomical regions.
Material – Made of stainless steel – rustproof and autoclavable for reuse.
Grip and Control – Ergonomically designed for firm grip and reduced hand fatigue.
Size Options – Available in multiple sizes (e.g., 6″, 8″, 10″) based on surgical needs.
Common Surgical Uses
Orthopedic Surgery – Cutting through bones in joint replacements, fracture fixation.
Dental Surgery – Segmenting jawbone or extracting impacted teeth.
Neurosurgery – Removing skull bone flaps in craniotomies.
Veterinary Surgery – Bone surgeries in animals.
Amputations – Cleanly severing bone when removing limbs or fingers.