Maurer Costotome (Right) Jobson Horne The 5 x 6 teeth

The 5 x 6 teeth box joint design allows for a secure grip on tissue and the 254mm (10 inch) size provides a comfortable grip for the surgeon

It features longitudinal serrations along the edges of the clamp to help hold tissue in place

The curved cutting edge of the instrument is used to cut through and remove bone

The 9-inch size is typically used for larger surgeries

including small vessels and arteries

Maurer Costotome (Right) Jobson Horne The 5 x 6 teethA Maurer Costotome (Right) is a surgical instrument used to remove a rib from the chest wall. It is typically used during thoracic surgery, such as for the removal of tumors or for the repair of chest wall deformities. The instrument has a curved blade that is inserted between the rib and the chest wall, and a handle that is used to apply pressure and leverage to remove the rib.