Bone gouge 11 straight 13.0mm wide blade round handle

Straight 13mm blade supports controlled bone gouging across general surgical procedures.
The 11-inch length provides useful reach during orthopedic bone preparation.
Round handle design encourages a secure, familiar grip during neurosurgical manipulation.
Bone gouge profile helps remove bone efficiently while maintaining focused instrument control.
Straight geometry supports direct advancement through the operative field.
Its 13mm width offers a practical working surface for bone removal.

Brand: surgivalley

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SKU: 022060003

Kategorien: Hohlmeißel, Hohlmeißel, Hohlmeißel

Tags: Gouge

Controlled Bone Shaping Across Surgical Workflows

The Bone gouge 11" straight 13.0mm wide blade round handle is designed for controlled removal and shaping of bone during general surgery, neurosurgery, and orthopedic procedures. Its straight profile supports direct alignment with the working site, while the 13.0mm blade width provides a defined contact area for deliberate gouging tasks. The 11" length offers useful reach, and the round handle supports familiar instrument handling during repetitive or finely controlled work. As a practical member of the gouge family, it can help teams perform bone preparation tasks with a consistent approach across varied operative workflows, while allowing technique and use to follow facility protocols.

Use Cases

Removing or shaping bone during general surgical procedures where a straight gouge profile is appropriate.
Supporting controlled bone work in neurosurgical procedures requiring deliberate instrument positioning and reach.
Performing orthopedic bone preparation, contouring, or removal tasks suited to a 13mm-wide gouge blade.
Using the round handle for steady manual control during repeated bone-gouging movements.
Applying the instrument in procedural workflows where direct access and a defined working width support efficient bone handling.

Specifications

Care & Handling

Clean the gouge promptly after use according to facility protocols and the applicable instrument-care instructions.
Inspect the straight blade, cutting edges, and round handle for visible residue, damage, or changes that could affect handling before reuse.
Handle the blade carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to help protect its working edge and prevent contact damage.
Store the instrument in a manner that keeps the blade protected and separated from damaging contact with other instruments.