Grinder

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Grinder

Grinder (/ˈɡrʌɪndər/), also known as a grinding machine, is a medical instrument used in various medical procedures.

Etymology

The term "grinder" originates from the English verb "grind", which means to reduce something into small particles or powder by crushing it.

Usage in Medicine

In the medical field, a grinder is often used in dental procedures, orthopedics, and pathology.

  • In Pathology, grinders are used to prepare tissue samples for microscopic examination.

Related Terms

  • Dental drill: A type of grinder used specifically in dentistry.
  • Microtome: A tool used in pathology to cut extremely thin slices of tissue, often following grinding.
  • Bone file: A surgical instrument used in orthopedics to smooth the edges of a bone after it has been cut or ground.

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