Alexander Mastoid Gouge (Gouge Width: 8mm) (158.75mm) (6.25inch) Stanley Green They are typically used during

They are typically used during dental extractions

The blunt-curved design helps to prevent accidental cuts and scrapes to the patient

The forceps can be used to take a sample of tissue from the larynx to test for cancer

4mm (6 inches) long and can be used to cut through thicker nails with ease

Alexander Mastoid Gouge (Gouge Width: 8mm) (158.75mm) (6.25inch) Stanley Green They are typically used duringThe Alexander Mastoid Gouge is a surgical instrument used to drill into the mastoid bone during ear surgery. It is typically used to create a cavity for the insertion of a mastoid prosthesis. The 8mm width of the gouge allows for a precise and controlled drilling of the mastoid bone. The 158. 75mm (6? inch) length of the gouge provides a good reach into the mastoid bone.