Periosteal Elevators(88)

McKissock Periosteal Raspatory is a specialized orthopedic device that surgeons commonly use to scrape, strip or dissect periosteum, cartilage and other hard tissues from the surface of long bones.

• Atraumatic Beveled Tip for Minimizing Local Damage.
• Entirely Straight Outline for Higher Surgical Precision.
• Ergonomic Hollow Handle for Superior Control.

Mead Periosteal Elevator is a specialized surgical device that orthopedic surgeons can use for lifting, retracting and separating the periosteal tissue from the bone, in order to reveal the bony tissue surface and joint components.

• Versatile Double-Ended Design for Lifting & Dissection of Periosteum.
• Solid Straight Shanks for Higher Surgical Precision.
• Ergonomic Solid Handle for Maximum Control.

The Mead Periosteal Raspatory / Elevator Fig. 3 is a dental instrument used to elevate and reflect the mucoperiosteum, exposing the underlying bone during oral surgeries.

• Ergonomic, Hexagonal, Serrated Handles For Maximum Comfort & No Slippage
• Double Ended With One Sharp & One Blunt End For Versatility
• Ultra Durable

Micro Elevator is a specialized surgical tool that surgeons in multiple areas commonly use to elevate, retract and cut periosteum and other soft tissues, in order to reveal their underlying bone structure.

• Round Cutting Edge to Easily Dissect Soft Tissues.
• Narrow Shank Granting Access Into Tight Areas.
• Ergonomic Solid Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.

Molt Periosteal Elevator is an orthopedic surgical tool that surgeons commonly use for elevating, retracting and dissecting periosteal flap, in order to expose its underlying bone structure.

• Versatile Double-Ended Design for Optimal Lifting & Dissecting.
• Slightly Curved Tips for Accessing Narrow Spaces.
• Ergonomic Solid Handle for Superior Surgical Control.

O’Connell Periosteal Elevator is a specialized orthopedic tool that surgeons commonly use to lift and dissect periosteum and other hard tissues surrounding the bone, in order to expose the surgical field.

• Spatula-Shaped Tips Granting Clean Dissection.
• 22.0cm Overall Length for Surgical Comfort.
• Ergonomic Solid Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.

The Ohl Periosteal Raspatory / Elevator Fig. 10 is a dental instrument used to elevate, reflect and retract the mucoperiosteum, exposing the underlying bone during oral surgeries.

• Ergonomic, Hexagonal Handles For Maximum Comfort.
• Double Ended With One Sharp & One Blunt End For Versatility
• Ultra Durable

Partsch Mod. Lange Periosteal Elevator is a specialized surgical tool that surgeons can use for lifting periosteal tissue slices, in order to obtain maximum exposure of their underlying bone surface.

• Atraumatic Flat Tear-Shaped Tip for Avoiding Local Damage.
• Slightly Curved Working End for Elevating Tissues with Ease.
• Ergonomic Solid Handle for Maximum Control.

Partsch Periosteal Elevator is a specialized orthopedic tool that surgeons commonly use for lifting the periosteum, in order to reveal its underlying bone and perform the required surgical procedure.

• Atraumatic Flat Tear-Shaped Tip for Avoiding Local Damage.
• Solid Straight Shank for Deep Surgical Access.
• Ergonomic Solid Handle for Maximum Control.

Pennybaker Periosteal Elevator is a specialized surgical tool that orthopedic surgeons commonly use for lifting, retracting and cutting the hard periosteum tissue, in order to expose its small and medium-sized underlying bones.

• Atraumatic Flat Curved Tip for Dissecting Periosteum with Ease.
• Tapering Straight Shank for Accessing Narrow Cavities.
• Ergonomic Solid Handle for Enhanced Gripping.

Pennybaker Periosteal Elevator is a specialized surgical tool that surgeons in multiple areas can use for separating the periosteum tissue from the bone, with the purpose of revealing the bone surface and perform other procedures.

• Curved & Angled Tips Granting Access Into Narrow Spaces.
• Atraumatic Blunt Profile for Minimizing Local Injury.
• Solid Hexagonal Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.

Periosteal Elevator is a specialized orthopedic tool that surgeons frequently use for lifting, retracting and dissecting the hard periosteum tissue, in order to expose its underlying bone.

• Atraumatic Serrated Blade for Optimal Tissue Fixation.
• 6.0 & 8.0mm Tip Sizes for Delicate Periosteum Dissection.
• Ergonomic Hollow Handle for Maximum Control.