Bone gouge 11" straight 32.0mm wide blade round handle

Bone gouge supports controlled bone preparation across general surgery procedures.
Suitable for neurosurgery workflows requiring deliberate, focused bone gouge handling.
Orthopedic use benefits from its purpose-built gouge form and reach.
The straight profile helps maintain a direct working orientation.
A 32mm blade width supports broad contact during bone preparation.
The 11-inch length offers useful reach while the round handle supports handling.

Brand: surgivalley

$67.95 $90.00

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SKU: 022060004

Kategorien: Hohlmeißel, Hohlmeißel, Hohlmeißel

Tags: Gouge

Controlled Bone Gouging with Extended Reach and Broad Contact

The bone gouge is an 11-inch straight instrument with a 32.0 mm wide blade and round handle, intended for controlled removal or shaping of bone during surgical work. Its extended length can support access within the operative field, while the broad blade suits tasks requiring a wider contact area than a narrow gouge. The round handle provides a familiar grasp for instrument handling and directional control. Suitable for General Surgery, Neurosurgery, and Orthopedic workflows, it can help teams select a consistent gouging instrument for bone-focused steps while maintaining clear, deliberate technique and organized handling at the field.

Use Cases

Support bone-removal or shaping tasks in General Surgery when a straight gouge with a broad blade is selected.
Use within Neurosurgery workflows for bone-focused steps requiring an extended instrument and controlled gouging action.
Apply in Orthopedic workflows where a 32 mm wide blade is appropriate for broader contact during bone gouging.
Use the round handle to support steady instrument orientation and deliberate directional handling during the task.

Specifications

Shape	Straight
Width	32mm
Dimensions	11", 32.0mm
Length	11"
Blade width	32mm
Handle	Round

Care & Handling

Clean the bone gouge according to facility protocols and the applicable manufacturer instructions for surgical instruments.
Inspect the straight blade and round handle before and after use for visible damage, deformation, residue, or compromised handling surfaces.
Handle the broad blade carefully during transport, cleaning, and storage to help prevent contact damage to the instrument or nearby devices.
Store the instrument in a manner that protects the blade and maintains organized access for future use.

General use; follow facility protocols.