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- 1. Scalpel
- 3. How to take a scalpel or scalpel holder
- 5. Shaft Blunt
- 7. Adson Tissue
- 8. Rongeur or Bone Cutter
- 9. Towel Clamp
- 10. Bone File
- 11. Bone Curettes
- 12. Needle Holder
- 13. Sutures