Periosteal elevator 7 1/4" angled sharp 14.0mm wide blade straight edge, phenolic handle

Periosteal elevator designed for controlled tissue elevation in General Surgery.
Also supports Orthopedic procedures requiring practical periosteal access and tissue handling.
The 7 1/4-inch length provides useful reach during routine procedures.
Its angled shape helps approach tissue from a more convenient working position.
The sharp tip supports focused entry when elevating closely held tissue.
A 14mm width balances contact area with controlled instrument handling.

Brand: surgivalley

$29.16 $36.00

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SKU: 007210575

Categories: Elevators, Elevators | Raspatories

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Angled Periosteal Elevator for Controlled Surgical Access

The periosteal elevator is a hand-held surgical instrument used to elevate and separate periosteal tissue from bone during operative exposure. This 7 1/4-inch model combines an angled profile with a sharp, 14 mm-wide blade to support access in areas where a straight approach may be less convenient. Its focused blade geometry can help clinicians work along bone contours while maintaining a deliberate hand position and clear instrument orientation. Suitable for general surgery and orthopedic workflows, it provides a practical option for tissue elevation, dissection, and exposure tasks that require a defined edge and useful reach.

Use Cases

Elevating periosteal tissue from bone during general surgical exposure.
Supporting orthopedic procedures that require controlled periosteal elevation along bone surfaces.
Using the angled profile to approach operative areas where instrument alignment or access is limited.
Applying the sharp blade edge for deliberate separation during tissue and bone exposure tasks.
Incorporating a 7 1/4-inch elevator into preparation, exposure, and dissection workflows.

Specifications

Shape	Angled
Tip Type	Sharp
Width	14mm
Dimensions	7 1/4", 14.0mm
Length	7 1/4 in
Blade Width	14mm

Care & Handling

Clean the instrument promptly after use according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
Inspect the blade edge, angled profile, and handle before and after use for damage or irregularities.
Handle the sharp blade carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to reduce the risk of contact injury or instrument damage.
Store in a clean, protected location that prevents the blade from contacting other instruments.

General use; follow facility protocols.