Discectomy osteotome 17 straight 25.0mm wide black plastic handle

Discectomy osteotome supports controlled bone work during targeted spinal procedures.
Seventeen-inch length provides useful reach for working within deeper operative fields.
Straight construction promotes direct alignment between the handle and working end.
Twenty-five-millimeter width offers a broad cutting profile for efficient contact.
Black plastic handle provides a defined gripping surface for instrument control.
Long, straight format can support consistent positioning during procedural workflow.

Brand: surgivalley

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SKU: 012210411

Categorias: Elevadores, Cinzéis | Goivas | Osteótomos, Osteótomos

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Straight 17-Inch Osteotome for Controlled Discectomy Handling

The discectomy osteotome is a straight, 17-inch instrument intended for osteotome work associated with discectomy procedures. Its extended length provides useful reach while the 25.0mm-wide profile supports broad contact during appropriate bone-cutting or removal tasks. The black plastic handle offers a defined gripping surface for handling and instrument control within the operative workflow. A straight configuration keeps the working orientation direct and predictable, helping users position the instrument consistently when access and alignment are important. Its practical design combines long reach, a broad 25mm width, and a plastic handle in one purpose-specific instrument.

Use Cases

Use for osteotome tasks associated with discectomy procedures.
Apply the 17-inch length where extended instrument reach is required.
Use the straight configuration when a direct instrument orientation is preferred.
Position the 25.0mm-wide working profile for tasks requiring broad contact.
Handle and orient the instrument using its black plastic handle during the operative workflow.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

Clean and reprocess according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
Inspect the osteotome before and after use for visible damage, deformation, or condition changes affecting the instrument or handle.
Handle the instrument carefully to protect the plastic handle and working surfaces from impact or unnecessary contact with other instruments.
Store in a clean, organized location that helps prevent damage during handling and transport.