Roger septum elevator 8 1/4" double-ended narrow curved right and left, semi-sharp 3.0mm wide blades square handle

Controlled Access for Septal and General Surgical Elevation

The Roger septum elevator is a double-ended instrument for controlled elevation and separation of septal tissue in ENT procedures, with practical utility in general surgical workflows requiring a narrow elevator. Its 8 1/4-inch length supports reach into confined operative areas, while the narrow, curved right- and left-sided 3.0 mm blades help adapt access to the working direction. A square handle provides a defined handhold for positioning and manipulation, and the double-ended configuration keeps two blade orientations available in one instrument. This combination supports organized instrument handling and task-focused access during delicate surgical preparation.

Use Cases

• Elevating septal tissue during ENT procedures with a narrow, curved blade suited to the working side.
• Using the right- or left-curved end to approach tissue from the preferred direction.
• Supporting general surgery tasks that require a narrow elevator for controlled access in a confined operative field.
• Selecting between two working ends without changing instruments during related elevation steps.
• Using the square handle to maintain a consistent grip while positioning the elevator.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the elevator promptly after use according to facility procedures and the applicable instrument-care instructions.
• Inspect both curved blades and the handle for damage, deformation, residue, or impaired working surfaces before reuse.
• Handle the blade ends carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to protect their working edges.
• Store the instrument in a manner that prevents contact damage to the blades and allows inspection before use.

General use; follow facility protocols.