7" Periosteal Elevator

Practical Access for Periosteal Elevation

The 7" Periosteal Elevator is a hand-held surgical instrument used to elevate and separate periosteal tissue during general surgery. Its 7-inch overall length provides a practical balance of working reach and instrument control for tasks that require access to the operative field while maintaining a direct manual connection. The elevator supports methodical tissue handling and can help organize dissection steps where periosteal elevation is part of the procedure. Its familiar elevator form integrates readily into general surgical setups, giving professionals a straightforward instrument for focused manipulation and access without adding unnecessary complexity to the workflow.

Use Cases

• Elevating periosteal tissue during general surgical procedures.
• Separating periosteum from underlying bone as part of a controlled dissection task.
• Supporting tissue exposure where a hand-held elevator is appropriate for operative access.
• Incorporating into general surgery instrument setups for periosteal elevation and related tissue-handling steps.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the instrument promptly after use according to facility protocols and applicable instrument-care guidance.
• Inspect the elevator before and after use for visible soil, damage, or changes that could affect handling.
• Handle and transport the instrument carefully to avoid contact damage with other instruments.
• Store in a clean, dry area using facility-approved organization practices.

General use; follow facility protocols.