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“Sawbone” Explanation: http://www.sawbones.com/Catalog/Orthopaedic Models "Our Orthopaedic bones are designed to be cut, drilled, tapped, or gouged with standard instruments - hand or powered. Each “Sawbone” can be used over again for a number of different exercises." It would, of course, help if you gave adequate context. Without any, I have assumed that this is a question of a “Sawbone” being used for a demonstration and ensuring it is not left behind after the demonstration. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr (2016-06-21 14:04:22 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- @Asker Yes, that is exactly what my reference illustrates. However, with the proviso that the name of the company is "Sawbones" (i.e. a humourous reference to surgeons and the days when they mainly performed amputations), while they refer to one of their own orthopaedic models as a "Sawbone" (singular). |
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