Gigli Saw Handle
Hand grip for the Gigli wire saw: a T-shaped (or loop) handle with a hook at the end of the shaft. Used as a pair, one on each end of the wire.
Primary uses
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Hooks onto each looped end of the Gigli wire saw so the surgeon can pull the wire back and forth to cut bone, as in amputations and craniotomies.
Sizes & variants
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Sold in pairs, solid T-shaped or loop style. Gigli wire saws come about 12, 16, 20 and 30 in long; the wire is replaced after each use or when dull.
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