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| example || Cautery || Used to cauterize open wounds. | | example || Cautery || Used to cauterize open wounds. | ||
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| example || Retractor || Used to hold loose skin in place. | | example || Retractor || Used to hold loose skin in place and hold incisions open. | ||
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| example || Hemostat || Used to clamp blood vessels and arteries shut. | | example || Hemostat || Used to clamp blood vessels and arteries shut. | ||
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| example || Metal Saw || Used to saw bones and other hard structures. | | example || Metal Saw || Used to saw bones and other hard structures. | ||
Revision as of 21:14, 27 January 2023
Surgery will be added to SS14 sometime in the future. For now, here is a list of surgical tools.
Surgical Tools
| Image | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| example | Scalpel | Used to make precision cuts in the skin and tendons. |
| example | Drill | Used to make precise holes in bone and cartilage. |
| example | Cautery | Used to cauterize open wounds. |
| example | Retractor | Used to hold loose skin in place and hold incisions open. |
| example | Hemostat | Used to clamp blood vessels and arteries shut. |
| example | Metal Saw | Used to saw bones and other hard structures. |