This invention provides a coronoid process
osteotomy knife for the
ulna, comprising a first knife blade. The first knife blade includes a first blade body and a first
handle. A first intersection point is formed at the connection between the first blade body and the first
handle. The right side of the first blade body and the right side of the first
handle intersect at the first intersection point, forming an angle α1 of 190-220°. In use, the first knife blade utilizes the right side of the first blade body to avoid obstruction by the protruding portion in the middle of the coronoid fossa, reaching the osteophyte on the coronoid process of the
ulna. During the resection, the inner curved surface of the first blade body is used to remove the osteophyte into a smooth arc surface consistent with the arcuate contour of the coronoid process, leaving no step. This invention's coronoid process
osteotomy knife for the
ulna, by utilizing the right side of the first blade body to avoid obstruction by the wall of the coronoid fossa, reaches the "
blind zone"; then, by using the inner curved surface of the first blade body to conform to the original arcuate contour of the coronoid process, it thoroughly removes the osteophyte, achieving complete cleaning of the inner and outer sides of the coronoid process, solving the problem of traditional
knife blades being unable to completely remove osteophytes due to angle limitations.