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osteotome

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osteotome [ˈɒstɪəˌtəʊm]
n
(Medicine / Surgery) a surgical instrument for cutting bone, usually a special chisel

osteotome
a serrated instrument for bone surgery.
See also: Surgery


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Applications include components for implantable devices, bone screws, bone saws, osteotomes, impactors, patella reamers and other orthopedic and spinal instrumentation.
[FIGURE 1 OMITTED] Blowout fractures were created prior to the dissection by applying force with a mallet to the cylindrical handle of an osteotome that was placed directly on the cadaveric eye.
Both residents and specialists will find the atlas invaluable, as it covers the core procedures, analysis, and practice of both the basic surgical and osseous surgical modalities and the more advanced periodontal and surgical procedures used today, including cosmetic root coverage, ridge augmentation, osteotome technique, and microsurgery.
 
 
 
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