Scott-McCracken elevator 6 3/4" curved 13.0mm wide blade round handle

Curved blade supports controlled elevation and access during general surgery procedures.
The 13mm blade width provides a broad working surface for elevation.
The 6 3/4-inch length supports practical reach across operative fields.
Round handle design offers a familiar grip for steady instrument handling.
Scott-McCracken design suits general surgery elevation tasks requiring controlled tissue lifting.
The curved profile helps guide the blade through targeted elevation tasks.

Brand: surgivalley

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SKU: 007210578

Categories: Elevators

Tags: Curved Elevators

Controlled Elevation for General Surgical Handling

The Scott-McCracken elevator is a general surgery instrument used for controlled elevation and tissue separation during operative handling. Its curved 13.0 mm wide blade supports access along contoured anatomical surfaces, while the 6 3/4" length provides useful reach within the operative field. The round handle offers a familiar, straightforward grip for positioning and manipulation. Together, these design details support practical instrument control when a surgeon needs an elevator with a defined curved profile and moderate blade width. Its focused configuration can help integrate elevation tasks into routine general surgical workflows without adding unnecessary instrument complexity.

Use Cases

Elevating tissue or anatomical structures during general surgical procedures.
Using the curved blade profile to approach contoured surfaces within the operative field.
Applying a 13.0 mm wide blade where a defined elevation surface is appropriate.
Supporting controlled instrument positioning through the round handle during operative handling.
Adding reach for elevation tasks with a 6 3/4" instrument length.

Specifications

Shape	Curved
Width	13mm
Dimensions	6 3/4", 13.0mm
Specialty	General Surgery
Length	6 3/4"
Blade width	13.0 mm
Handle	Round

Care & Handling

Clean the elevator according to facility protocols and the applicable instrument-care instructions.
Inspect the curved blade, blade edge, and round handle before and after use for visible soil, damage, or deformation.
Handle the blade carefully during transport, cleaning, and storage to help protect its working profile.
Store the instrument in a manner that prevents contact damage and keeps it ready for subsequent inspection and use.

General use; follow facility protocols.