10 matching records for Bone Curette.
A manual surgical instrument designed for cutting and excising bone tissue typically during an orthopaedic or a plastic surgery procedure. It is typically designed as a long, slender instrument with a handle at the proximal end and a concave, spoon-like tip...
A collection of sterile manual devices intended to create a percutaneous access channel within a vertebral body or other bones (e.g., hand, radius, tibia, calcaneus) prior to the use of an inflatable balloon (e.g., a balloon catheter or balloon tamp) to cre...
A manual surgical instrument designed for cutting and excising bone tissue typically during an orthopaedic or a plastic surgery procedure. It is typically designed as a long, slender instrument with a handle at the proximal end and a concave, spoon-like tip...
A manual surgical instrument designed for cutting and excising bone tissue typically during an orthopaedic or a plastic surgery procedure. It is typically designed as a long, slender instrument with a handle at the proximal end and a concave, spoon-like tip...
A collection of non-sterile devices intended to be used to remove the necrotic tissue from the interior of the bone and fill in cancellous tissue and/or bone cement. It consists of one or more drills, tubes, handles, curettes, hammers and associated items (...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument intended to be used to scrape and debride tissue from a bone surface (e.g., cancellous vertebral bone of the spine) or a cavity wall during a neurosurgical procedure. It consists of a long, thin, metal shaft that termi...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument intended to be used to scrape and debride tissue from a bone surface (e.g., cancellous vertebral bone of the spine) or a cavity wall during a neurosurgical procedure. It consists of a long, thin, metal shaft that termi...
A hand-held, sterile surgical instrument used to scrape and score the cancellous vertebral bone of the spine, typically during a percutanous, minimally-invasive procedure. It consists of a long, thin, metal shaft that terminates distally in a mushroom-like ...
A slender, hand-held, manual surgical instrument designed for excision of the ethmoid cells (spaces in the ethmoid sinuses) or a portion of the ethmoid bone (i.e., ethmoidectomy). The instrument typically has two ring-shaped ends that are usually sharp on b...
A sterile, hand-held, manual surgical instrument designed to remove excess orthopaedic bone cement from an implantation site during the cementing of a prosthesis. It is typically made of plastic materials and consists of a handle proximally and a concave, s...