Orthopedic Bone Curette Curved

Angled Access for Controlled Curettage

The Curette 75 degree curve is a surgical curette designed for controlled scraping, removal, or collection of tissue and material where an angled working approach is useful. Its pronounced curve can help the clinician reach and work within areas that are not ideally aligned with a straight instrument, supporting practical handling in both ENT and General Surgery workflows. The design is suited to task-focused manipulation while maintaining a familiar curette format for routine instrument handling. Use it when access, approach angle, and deliberate tissue contact are important considerations during procedural work.

Use Cases

• Perform curettage through an angled approach when a straight instrument does not align readily with the target area.
• Support ENT procedures requiring controlled scraping or removal in anatomically confined working areas.
• Use in General Surgery workflows for deliberate curettage, tissue manipulation, or removal of material as appropriate to the procedure.
• Assist with controlled collection or removal tasks where the 75-degree curve helps position the working end.

Care & Handling

• Clean the curette promptly after use according to facility procedures and the applicable instrument-care instructions.
• Inspect the curved working end and shaft for residue, damage, deformation, or other changes before use.
• Handle the instrument carefully to preserve the intended 75-degree curve and avoid contact with surfaces that could damage it.
• Store in a clean, protected arrangement that prevents the working end from being bent or damaged.

Specifications

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.