Lame de scie sagittale chirurgicale dotée d'une barre de lame et d'une tête de lame pivotante, la barre de lame étant munie d'un support qui s'étend dans la tête de lame
A surgical saw blade is described comprising an elongated blade bar having opposed plates. The blade bar has opposed proximal and distal sections, with the proximal section having a feature for releasably holding the blade bar to a powered surgical sagittal saw. The blade bar plates are spaced apart from each other so as to form in the blade bar distal section a void space and a primary opening into the void space. A blade head of the surgical saw blade has a base disposed in the blade bar distal section opening that is pivotally mounted in the blade bar distal section void space, and a crown integral with the base that extends through and outside of the blade bar distal section primary opening, the crown being formed with teeth, wherein a thickness of the crown is greater than a thickness of the base to allow the insertion of the blade bar into a kerf cut by the blade head. At least one drive rod is provided and adapted to pivot the blade head. The blade head base is formed with a through window and a support member extends between the blade bar plates through the void space defined by the plates and through the blade head base window.
