Carroll Type Double Ended Periosteal Elevator for General Surgery Bone Dissection and Tissue Elevation Procedures

Versatile Double-Ended Access for Controlled Tissue Elevation

The Carroll Type Double Ended Periosteal Elevator is a hand-held surgical elevator designed for bone dissection and tissue elevation during general surgery and neurosurgery procedures. Its double-ended configuration provides two working ends in one instrument, supporting practical workflow changes when access or tissue-handling requirements vary during a procedure. The instrument family is suited to controlled separation and elevation around bone and adjacent tissue, helping clinicians maintain a focused operative technique without changing instruments as often. Its specialty-neutral design supports use across approved surgical settings where a periosteal elevator is appropriate.

Use Cases

• Elevating periosteal or adjacent tissue during general surgery bone dissection procedures.
• Supporting tissue elevation and controlled access around bone in neurosurgical workflows.
• Using the appropriate end of the double-ended instrument as procedural access or tissue-handling needs change.
• Maintaining a focused instrument sequence during surgical dissection and elevation tasks.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the instrument promptly after use according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect both working ends before and after use for visible damage, distortion, or residue.
• Handle the elevator carefully to preserve the condition of its working ends, and store it in a manner that prevents contact damage.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.