Periosteal elevator 7 1/4" curved sharp 13.0mm wide blade straight edge, phenolic handle

Controlled Elevation for General and Orthopedic Procedures

The periosteal elevator is a hand-held instrument used to elevate periosteal tissue and support tissue separation during surgical exposure. Its 7 1/4-inch length provides useful working reach, while the curved profile helps the operator approach the intended area from a practical angle. The sharp, straight-edged 13.0 mm blade is suited to controlled engagement along the working plane, and the phenolic handle supports familiar manual handling. Designed for use across General Surgery and Orthopedic workflows, this elevator offers a focused configuration for tasks requiring deliberate elevation, access, and instrument control.

Use Cases

• Elevating periosteal tissue during orthopedic exposure and related bone-access procedures.
• Supporting tissue separation and exposure tasks in General Surgery workflows.
• Using the curved shaft to approach the working area from an angled position.
• Applying the straight-edged blade to controlled elevation along the intended tissue plane.
• Using the 7 1/4-inch format when additional working reach is useful during open procedures.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

• Clean and reprocess the instrument according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect the blade edge, curved profile, and handle before and after use for visible damage or irregularities.
• Handle the sharp blade carefully during cleaning, transfer, and setup to reduce the risk of accidental contact.
• Store the elevator securely to protect the blade and maintain organized instrument handling.

General use; follow facility protocols.