Freer septum elevator 7 1/2" double-ended 1 sharp and 1 blunt 6.0mm wide blades round handle

Versatile Double-Ended Access for Septal Elevation

The Freer septum elevator is a double-ended surgical elevator designed for septal elevation and controlled tissue handling. Its 7 1/2-inch length supports access within the operative field, while the two working ends provide a sharp blade for defined separation and a blunt blade for more measured elevation. The 6.0 mm blade width offers a focused working profile, and the round handle supports familiar instrument handling. Suitable for ENT procedures and adaptable to relevant General Surgery and Neurosurgery workflows, this specialty-neutral elevator helps clinicians select the working end that best matches the task without changing instruments.

Use Cases

• Elevating septal tissue during ENT procedures using the sharp or blunt working end as appropriate.
• Separating or lifting tissue with the sharp blade when a defined edge is required.
• Performing more measured elevation with the blunt blade during tissue-handling steps.
• Supporting access and instrument control in General Surgery workflows requiring an elevator.
• Providing a familiar elevator format for applicable Neurosurgery instrument setups.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the elevator promptly after use according to facility protocols and the applicable instrument-care instructions.
• Inspect both sharp and blunt blades, the 6.0 mm working surfaces, and the round handle for visible soil, damage, or distortion before use.
• Handle the sharp end carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to help protect personnel and the instrument.
• Store the elevator in a manner that protects both working ends from contact damage.

General use; follow facility protocols.