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The ACKERMANN instrument is a surgical tool often utilized in various medical procedures. Its specific function and application can vary depending on the surgical context and specialty, such as general surgery, plastic surgery, or orthopedics. ACKERMANN instruments are designed to assist healthcare professionals in achieving precise and controlled surgical maneuvers for optimal patient care.
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