Periosteal elevator 7 1/4" angled sharp 14.0mm wide blade straight edge, phenolic handle

Angled Periosteal Elevator for Controlled Surgical Access

The periosteal elevator is a hand-held surgical instrument used to elevate and separate periosteal tissue from bone during operative exposure. This 7 1/4-inch model combines an angled profile with a sharp, 14 mm-wide blade to support access in areas where a straight approach may be less convenient. Its focused blade geometry can help clinicians work along bone contours while maintaining a deliberate hand position and clear instrument orientation. Suitable for general surgery and orthopedic workflows, it provides a practical option for tissue elevation, dissection, and exposure tasks that require a defined edge and useful reach.

Use Cases

• Elevating periosteal tissue from bone during general surgical exposure.
• Supporting orthopedic procedures that require controlled periosteal elevation along bone surfaces.
• Using the angled profile to approach operative areas where instrument alignment or access is limited.
• Applying the sharp blade edge for deliberate separation during tissue and bone exposure tasks.
• Incorporating a 7 1/4-inch elevator into preparation, exposure, and dissection workflows.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the instrument promptly after use according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect the blade edge, angled profile, and handle before and after use for damage or irregularities.
• Handle the sharp blade carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to reduce the risk of contact injury or instrument damage.
• Store in a clean, protected location that prevents the blade from contacting other instruments.

General use; follow facility protocols.