Definition of osteotome in English:

osteotome

noun ˈɒstɪətəʊmˈästēəˌtōm

A surgical instrument for cutting bone, typically resembling a chisel.
Example sentencesExamples
- After making the cuts with the oscillating saw blade, the surgeon uses 1 / 4inch and 3/8-inch curved osteotomes to gently lift the bone plugs.
- Second, the surgeon uses straight and curved osteotomes to cut the bone parallel to the acetabulum's posterior column.
- With attention now focused on the femur, the surgeon inserts a hollow, box osteotome in the femoral canal to create a pilot hole for femoral reaming instrumentation.
- The surgeon uses an osteotome and mallet together with curettes under direct vision in the proximal canal.
- The rhinoplasty technique was tailored to suit each case, and included hump removal using scalpel and osteotomes.

Definition of osteotome in US English:

osteotome

nounˈästēəˌtōm

A surgical instrument for cutting bone, typically resembling a chisel.
Example sentencesExamples
- The surgeon uses an osteotome and mallet together with curettes under direct vision in the proximal canal.
- After making the cuts with the oscillating saw blade, the surgeon uses 1 / 4inch and 3/8-inch curved osteotomes to gently lift the bone plugs.
- The rhinoplasty technique was tailored to suit each case, and included hump removal using scalpel and osteotomes.
- Second, the surgeon uses straight and curved osteotomes to cut the bone parallel to the acetabulum's posterior column.
- With attention now focused on the femur, the surgeon inserts a hollow, box osteotome in the femoral canal to create a pilot hole for femoral reaming instrumentation.

单词	osteotome
释义	Definition of osteotome in English: osteotome noun ˈɒstɪətəʊmˈästēəˌtōm A surgical instrument for cutting bone, typically resembling a chisel. Example sentencesExamples After making the cuts with the oscillating saw blade, the surgeon uses 1 / 4inch and 3/8-inch curved osteotomes to gently lift the bone plugs. Second, the surgeon uses straight and curved osteotomes to cut the bone parallel to the acetabulum's posterior column. With attention now focused on the femur, the surgeon inserts a hollow, box osteotome in the femoral canal to create a pilot hole for femoral reaming instrumentation. The surgeon uses an osteotome and mallet together with curettes under direct vision in the proximal canal. The rhinoplasty technique was tailored to suit each case, and included hump removal using scalpel and osteotomes. Definition of osteotome in US English: osteotome nounˈästēəˌtōm A surgical instrument for cutting bone, typically resembling a chisel. Example sentencesExamples The surgeon uses an osteotome and mallet together with curettes under direct vision in the proximal canal. After making the cuts with the oscillating saw blade, the surgeon uses 1 / 4inch and 3/8-inch curved osteotomes to gently lift the bone plugs. The rhinoplasty technique was tailored to suit each case, and included hump removal using scalpel and osteotomes. Second, the surgeon uses straight and curved osteotomes to cut the bone parallel to the acetabulum's posterior column. With attention now focused on the femur, the surgeon inserts a hollow, box osteotome in the femoral canal to create a pilot hole for femoral reaming instrumentation.
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