Stille Osteotome

Stille Osteotome (20cm, 6mm Wide): Precision Tool for Controlled Bone Cutting

In the field of reconstructive and orthopedic surgery, the appropriate equipment can mean an important difference in the outcome of an operation and a surgical problem. It is the stille Osteotome 20cm 6mm wide is a tool that is designed to provide accuracy, control, and efficacy in bone-related surgeries. Perfect for cutting, sculpting, or reshaping bone, with the least amount of trauma to tissues surrounding it, this osteotome is an essential part of any surgical toolkit.

What is a Stille Osteotome?

It is Stille Osteotome is an instrument for surgery that is held by hand to shape or cut bone. It functions similarly to the chisel, but it is made for use in medical settings and features stainless steel that is surgical grade and has a honed edge carefully polished. The 20cm length gives an excellent grip and reach, and the 6mm wide blade is suitable for fine bone work in places where space is scarce or precision is required.

Named in honor of the Swedish makers of instruments, Albert Stille, these osteotomes are renowned for their high-end workmanship and dependability in the operating room.

Key Specifications and Design

• Length 20cm, which gives enough leverage and reach during procedures.

• Blade Width 6mm, which is narrow enough to allow precise bone shaping yet sturdy enough to ensure effective cutting.

• Material made from top surgical stainless steel that is durable and resistant to corrosion or repeated sterilization.

• Handle: Comfortable and textured for a secure non-slip grip even in gloves.

• Beveled Edge: It is sharpened on one edge to allow for a clean cut that is controlled and safe.

The small and compact size of this bone marrow is ideal for surgeries involving tiny bones or restricted anatomical regions.

Common Surgical Applications

Orthopedic Surgery

Utilized to perform osteotomies, remove bone spurs, or to reshape the bone surface during joint reconstruction surgeries.

Spinal Surgery

The blade's width of 6mm is ideal for creating and accessing vertebrae with accuracy.

Hand and Foot Surgery

Ideal for working with smaller bones like phalanges, metacarpals, and metatarsals, in cases where precision is required.

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

Surgeons employ the Stille Osteotome for contouring the nasal bones, facial bones, and other bone structures.

Advantages of the Stille Osteotome (20cm, 6mm Wide)

Precision

The 6mm blade's narrow design guarantees minimal disturbance to surrounding tissues, making it perfect for delicate procedures.

Controlled Cutting

Utilizing an instrument for surgical use using a surgical mallet, the surgeon can apply the appropriate amount of force to make precise bony cuts that do not cause any trauma to the bone.

Durability

Stille instruments are well-known for their durability and wear resistance, regardless of regular usage and sterilization.

Versatility

Although small, this osteotome can be used for a broad variety of surgical procedures across different areas of expertise.

Excellent Maneuverability

The balanced weight and ergonomic grip permit safe handling even in the tightest surgical rooms.

Proper Use and Handling

1. Note the Cut Area: Utilize surgical markers or imaging to pinpoint the bone that must be cut or shaped.

2. Place the Osteotome. Place the edge that is beveled against the bone's surface.

3. Tap gently with a mallet. Make light-controlled tapping to drive the blade into the bone.

4. Limit the depth. Control the Depth: Watch penetration closely so that you don't endanger nearby structures or tissues.

5. Take Bone Pieces. Take care to remove any fragments that have been removed by using curettes or forceps.

Cleaning and Maintenance

A proper maintenance program ensures safety and extends the life of your equipment:

• Instant Cleaning: Clean up tissues, blood, and any other debris as fast as you can after the procedure.

• Autoclaving Sterilizes with steam at high temperatures to reduce the risk of microbial contamination.

• Standard Sharpening: The osteotome blade should be sharp to ensure clean cuts. Resharpen or replace the blade as needed.

• Storage: Store in a designated tray for instruments or a padded case that protects the edge that is beveled.

Why Choose the 6mm Stille Osteotome?

The blade's 6mm width achieves a perfect balance between precision and adaptability. It's small enough for bone surgeries, yet sturdy enough to withstand the rigors of larger bone tissue. Together with the high-quality of Stille manufacturing, this osteotome gives surgeons an efficient and reliable tool for a wide range of surgical requirements.

Conclusion

This Stille Osteotome, 20cm wide, six millimeters wide, is a vital instrument for surgeons who require accuracy and precision in surgical procedures involving bones. When you're working with the hands, spine, or face, as well as the feet, this tool provides precise, clean cuts that cause minimum trauma. Its top-quality construction and ergonomic layout, and surgical accuracy make it a dependable tool in operating rooms all over the globe.