Because it make me feel like a super hero
Working in Orthopaedic surgery is like being part plumber and part carpenter.
Mallets,chisel,screws,nails,hammers,awls,pliers,metal wires are common tools of trade.
What surprised me and will be interesting for you too is that ,the box that contains these tools is known as
THOR’S TRAY
Yes our strong comical hero Thor who is very good with his hammer:-)
It made me feel good.
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