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LAMBOTTE – 24 cm
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The “Lambotte” is a type of orthopedic instrument that measures 24 centimeters in length. Named after the Belgian orthopedic surgeon Eugène Louis Lambotte, this instrument is likely designed for various tasks within orthopedic surgeries. Due to its size, it might be used for procedures requiring a bit more reach and leverage compared to smaller instruments. The Lambotte instrument could be employed for tasks such as bone cutting, shaping, and manipulation during orthopedic procedures, aiding surgeons in achieving precise and effective outcomes.
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