Bone Awl Hollow Handle Straight (Tip Diameter: 2mm) Pennington box-joint handle and a sharp

box-joint handle and a sharp cutting edge on the end of the blade

allowing the surgeon to have better access to the area for the surgical procedure

It has a compound action handle which provides greater leverage and control

It is inserted into the mouth and used to retract the soft tissues

It is commonly used in laparoscopic surgery

Bone Awl Hollow Handle Straight (Tip Diameter: 2mm) Pennington box-joint handle and a sharpA bone awl hollow handle straight is a surgical instrument used to make small holes in bone. It is used in orthopedic and trauma surgery for tasks such as inserting pins and wires for fixation, creating holes for screws, and drilling out bone for bone grafting. The tip diameter of 2mm is used to create a precise hole size.