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Micro Bone Curette Small Bone Curettage Instrument

  • Micro bone curette supports focused curettage in small-bone surgical procedures.
  • Its micro weight class promotes controlled handling where delicate access matters.
  • Designed for small-bone curettage, it helps concentrate manipulation within confined sites.
  • The curette format supports tactile work while clearing targeted bone areas.
  • Suitable for ENT procedures involving small-bone curettage and precise instrument handling.
  • Also supports General Surgery workflows requiring micro-scale bone curettage.

$18.50 $22.00

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SKU: 008210663

Categories: Veterinary Orthopedic Surgery

Micro Control for Focused Bone Curettage

The Micro Bone Curette Small Bone Curettage Instrument is a curette designed for controlled removal and management of material during small-bone curettage tasks. Its micro weight class supports a focused, deliberate approach where instrument handling and access matter within ENT and General Surgery workflows. The curette format provides a practical option for clinicians who need to work through confined operative areas while maintaining attention to visualization and tissue handling. Its straightforward design suits task-specific use, helping integrate bone curettage into established surgical technique and facility protocols without adding unnecessary complexity to the instrument set.

Use Cases

  • Perform focused curettage tasks involving small-bone areas in ENT procedures.
  • Support small-bone curettage workflows in General Surgery.
  • Remove or manage material from a prepared bony site using a curette-style instrument.
  • Use when a micro-weight-class instrument is appropriate for deliberate handling in a confined operative field.

Specifications

Weight ClassMicro

Care & Handling

  • Clean the instrument promptly after use according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
  • Inspect the curette before and after handling for visible residue, damage, or changes that could affect use.
  • Handle the working end carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to help preserve its functional condition.
  • Store in a clean, protected location consistent with facility instrument-handling procedures.

General use; follow facility protocols.


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