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| Stainless steel | An alloy of Steel with chromium and sometimes another elements such as nickel or molybdenum that is highly resistant to rusting and ordinary corrosion
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| Scissors | surgical instruments used to cut incise or dissect issue
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| Osteotomes | Chisel like instruments used to cut or shave bone
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| Chisel | wedge-shaped instruments used to cut or shape bone
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| Rongeurs | instruments used to cut or bite away at bone and tissue
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| Forceps | instruments used for grasping holding firmly or exacting traction upon objects
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| hemostatic forceps | surgical instruments used to control the flow of blood
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| needle holders | surgical instruments designed to drive suture needles to close or rejoin a wound or surgical site
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| Martensitic | this metal is also known as 400 series stainless steel
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| Retractors | surgical instruments primarily used to move tissues and organs to keep the surgical site exposed
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| Cannulas | surgical instruments with a hollow barrel through their center
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| rib spreaders | a retractor used to expose the chest
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| suction devices | surgical instruments used to extract blood and other fluids from a surgical site
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| Austenitic | this metal is also known as 300 series stainless steel
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| Serrations | Parallel grooves in the jaws of surgical instruments
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| ratchets | the part of a surgical instrument that locks its handles in place
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| box lock | point where the two jaws or blades of an instrument connecting pivot
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| dissection | the process of cutting apart or separating tissue
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| Endoscope | An instrument used to examine the interior of a hollow organ or body cavity
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| light emitting diode | Semiconductor diode that emits light when voltage is applied
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| Loaner instrumentation | Instruments or sets that are borrowed for a case and will be returned to the vendor after use
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| Passivation | a chemical process applied during the instrument manufacturing process that provides a corrosion-resistant finish by forming a thin transparent oxide film
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