Agarwals Gigli Saw Wire is a flexible wire saw utilized by surgeons for precise bone cutting, particularly in amputation procedures. Invented by Italian obstetrician Leonardo Gigli, this saw simplifies the process of smooth bone cutting at the level of amputation.
Uses:
Essential tool for surgeons in bone cutting procedures, particularly in amputations
Product Specifications and Features:
Flexible wire saw design for precise bone cutting
Specifically designed for smooth bone cutting at the level of amputation
Ideal for surgeons requiring precision and control in bone cutting procedures
Directions for Use:
Use as per requirement or as directed by the physician
Safety Information:
Read the label carefully before use
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
Keep out of reach of children
Avoid physical damage
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q. What is the primary use of the Agarwals Gigli Saw Wire? It is primarily used by surgeons for precise bone cutting, especially in amputation procedures.
Q. Who invented the Gigli saw? The Gigli saw was invented by Italian obstetrician Leonardo Gigli to simplify surgical procedures, particularly lateral pubiotomy in obstructed labour.
Q. What makes the Agarwals Gigli Saw Wire unique? Its flexible wire design and precise cutting capabilities make it an essential tool for surgeons requiring accuracy in bone cutting procedures.
