Brunetti Post Mortem Chisel (RI-S-4355) cuts bones precisely during forensic autopsies. Surgeons use it to expose underlying tissues. Its spindle handle ensures a firm grip. The long, slender shaft allows deep access. The thin blade focuses pressure for accurate bone separation

Brunetti Post Mortem Chisel (RI-S-4355) cuts and divides bones during autopsy procedures. Surgeons use it to separate bone pieces after sawing, enabling tissue biopsies for diagnosis. The chisel’s design facilitates bone separation and exposes underlying tissues. Available in 28.5cm left and right.