Orthopedic Periosteal Elevator for Subperiosteal Dissection and Bone Surface Preparation

Orthopedic Periosteal Elevator for Precise Subperiosteal Dissection

When you need clean, controlled elevation of the periosteum without tearing the underlying bone surface, this orthopedic periosteal elevator delivers. The instrument is designed for subperiosteal dissection and bone surface preparation in orthopedic and trauma procedures, giving surgeons reliable tactile feedback through a balanced, hand-friendly profile. Its working end separates soft tissue from bone with minimal trauma, helping preserve vascularity and support healing. Built for the demands of the operating room, it stands up to repeated sterilization cycles and maintains a consistent edge. Whether you are exposing a fracture site, preparing a bone surface for hardware, or elevating soft tissue during a reconstructive case, this elevator supports efficient workflow in hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and clinics.

• Subperiosteal dissection to expose bone surfaces during orthopedic trauma and reconstructive procedures
• Elevation of periosteum and soft tissue prior to bone surface preparation or hardware placement
• Gentle separation of soft tissue from bone in fracture reduction and fixation cases
• Assisting in exposure of bone for graft placement or contouring in the operating room
• Soft tissue reflection in ambulatory surgery centers and clinic-based orthopedic procedures

Specifications

• Clean and sterilize according to your facility's validated reprocessing protocol before first use and after every procedure.
• Inspect the working end for nicks, burrs, or edge deformation before sterilization; remove from service if damage is found.
• Store in a protected tray or case to prevent contact damage to the tip and shaft.
• Lubricate moving parts only if the instrument design includes them, using a facility-approved surgical lubricant.

Specifications

For use by trained healthcare professionals. Confirm instrument selection and technique with your surgical team and facility protocols.