Product Description

Cushing Periosteal Elevator – 19 cm, Sharp Rounded Edge

The Stellmacher Cushing Periosteal Elevator is a reusable surgical instrument designed for the elevation and separation of periosteal tissue from underlying bone surfaces. Its sharp, rounded working edge facilitates controlled dissection and access to bone during appropriate surgical procedures.

Manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, the instrument is designed for repeated professional use when maintained and reprocessed in accordance with the manufacturer's validated instructions.

Key Features

• Cushing Pattern: Traditional periosteal elevator design for controlled tissue elevation.
• Sharp Rounded Edge: Working-end profile designed for periosteal dissection.
• 19 cm Overall Length: Suitable for controlled manual handling during surgical procedures.
• Surgical Stainless Steel: Durable construction designed for professional surgical use.
• Reusable Design: Intended for repeated use following appropriate cleaning, inspection and sterilization.

Product Specifications

Intended Applications

Designed for periosteal elevation and separation during surgical procedures involving exposure of underlying bone, subject to the instrument's approved intended use and surgical technique.

Cleaning and Reprocessing

Before each use, inspect the working edge and instrument surface for wear, corrosion or damage. Clean and sterilize according to the manufacturer's validated reprocessing instructions.

Professional Use Only: Intended for use by appropriately trained healthcare professionals.

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Professional Use: Intended for use by appropriately trained healthcare professionals. Instrument selection and surgical technique should be determined by the qualified practitioner according to the procedure being performed.