Discectomy osteotome 17 straight 18.0mm wide black plastic handle

Discectomy osteotome supports controlled bone work during spinal disc procedures.
Straight configuration provides predictable advancement through the operative approach.
The 17-inch length helps extend reach into deeper surgical sites.
Its 18.0mm width offers broad contact across the working edge.
Black plastic handle provides a defined gripping surface for handling.
The discectomy format supports focused handling within spinal procedures.

Brand: surgivalley

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SKU: 012210525

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Straight 17-Inch Osteotome for Controlled Discectomy Handling

The discectomy osteotome is a straight, 17-inch instrument designed for osteotome work during discectomy procedures. Its 18.0mm-wide profile provides a broad working edge for tasks requiring deliberate, controlled contact, while the straight configuration supports consistent alignment through the operative approach. The black plastic handle offers a defined gripping surface for routine handling and instrument orientation. Together, the extended length, straight shape, and wide profile support practical reach and steady manipulation when a longer osteotome format is required. Its clear configuration also makes it easy to identify and incorporate into procedural instrument setups.

Use Cases

Use for osteotome handling during discectomy procedures.
Support controlled contact with the 18.0mm-wide working profile.
Use the 17-inch length when extended instrument reach is required.
Maintain straightforward alignment with the straight instrument shape during handling.
Use the black plastic handle to support grip and instrument orientation during setup and procedure.

Specifications

Care & Handling

Clean the instrument according to applicable facility procedures and the manufacturer's instructions.
Inspect the straight profile, 18mm-wide working area, and plastic handle before and after use for visible damage or wear.
Handle and store the osteotome in a manner that protects the working end and prevents contact damage.
Follow facility protocols for any required reprocessing, packaging, and storage steps.