Description

The Pelvic Osteotome is used for cutting and removing bone during orthopedic procedure. This osteotome is specifically for the structures that involve the pelvis. It is 30 cm (12″) long and has an angled shaft, with a broad cutting end and a large handle for a secure grip.

The blade comes in 15 mm and 20 mm widths. The 15 mm option has a narrower cutting edge, while the 20 mm version covers a wider area. Both sizes have the same 30 cm length and angled shaft.

The working end is slightly wider than the shaft. It has a broad and flat cutting edge. The angled shaft changes the position of the blade in relation to the handle, which can be useful when approaching bone from a different angle during orthopedic work.

The extra length is useful around the pelvis because the working area can be deeper, and a short osteotome may not provide enough reach. The handle is broad and rounded. It provides a good surface area for the hand to hold on to, while the blade is positioned against the bone. Another interesting aspect is that it can also be used with controlled blows from a suitable surgical mallet when required.

Both blade sizes are suitable for different amounts of bone removal. The choice between them depends on the size of the area being worked on and the access available during the procedure.

Made from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, the osteotome is intended for repeated professional use and sterilization. Each instrument is carefully checked for quality, including the blade, shaft, handle, and overall finish. The cutting edge should be inspected before use for chips, bending, or other damage.

The Pelvic Osteotome is a long and angled osteotome that is made for orthopedic bone work where a wider blade and additional reach are needed.