Orthopedic Bone Gouge Straight 2.0 mm Blade 13.3 cm (5.2)

Partsch gouge supports controlled bone shaping across general, orthopedic, and plastic surgery.
Straight 2.0mm blade geometry helps maintain a direct working path.
The 2.0mm width suits focused removal where access is limited.
At 5 1/4 inches, its length offers practical reach during procedures.
Square handle provides a defined gripping surface for controlled instrument handling.
Compact gouge design supports deliberate, tactile work in bone preparation.

Brand: surgivalley

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SKU: 022020031

Categorias: Goivas, Goivas, Goivas

Etiquetas: Gouge

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Focused Control for Precise Gouging Tasks

The Partsch gouge is a straight, narrow-bladed instrument intended for controlled gouging and shaping of hard tissue during surgical work. Its 5 1/4-inch length provides a practical balance between reach and close handling, while the 2.0 mm blade supports focused work in confined areas. The square handle offers a defined grip for steady manual orientation and directional control. Suitable for workflows across General Surgery, Orthopedic, and Plastic Surgery settings, it can support preparation, contouring, or removal tasks where a compact gouge is appropriate. Its straightforward configuration helps integrate it into established instrument-handling routines.

Use Cases

Perform focused gouging and shaping tasks where a narrow 2.0 mm working width is appropriate.
Use the straight blade profile for direct access and controlled alignment during hard-tissue preparation.
Support General Surgery workflows requiring a compact gouge for localized manual work.
Use in Orthopedic procedures where controlled gouging or contouring is part of the operative task.
Include in Plastic Surgery instrument setups for carefully directed shaping work involving hard tissue.

Specifications

Care & Handling

Clean the gouge promptly after use according to facility procedures and applicable instrument-care guidance.
Inspect the straight blade and 2.0 mm working edge for damage, deformation, or retained residue before reuse.
Handle the blade carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to protect the working edge and surrounding instruments.
Store the instrument in a suitable manner that protects the blade from contact damage.