McCulloch-type elevator 9" double-ended 4.2mm wide blunt blades round handle

Controlled Elevation with Flexible Two-Ended Access

The McCulloch-type elevator is a hand-held surgical elevator used to lift and manage tissue during operative exposure. Its 9-inch length supports working access where additional reach is useful, while the double-ended design provides two blunt blade options within one instrument. The 4.2mm-wide blades are suited to controlled, task-focused tissue elevation in General Surgery and Neurosurgery workflows. A round handle supports familiar manual handling during positioning and adjustment. By combining practical reach, blunt ends, and two working blades, this elevator helps streamline instrument selection while supporting careful tissue handling and operative access.

Use Cases

• Use for controlled tissue elevation and retraction during General Surgery procedures.
• Support tissue-handling and exposure tasks in Neurosurgery workflows where a blunt elevator is appropriate.
• Select between the two ends to match the access point or elevation task without changing instruments.
• Use the 9-inch shaft length to support access to operative areas requiring additional reach.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the elevator promptly after use according to facility procedures and the applicable instrument-care instructions.
• Inspect both blunt blades, the shaft, and the round handle for visible residue, damage, or deformation before reuse.
• Handle and store the instrument to protect both working ends from impact or contact with other instruments.

General use; follow facility protocols.