House Bone Curettes

Description

House Bone Curettes

The House bone curette is a small, double-ended curette for ear surgery. Otologic surgeons use it to scrape away bone and soft tissue in tight spaces.

Fine curettage in the ear

Ear surgery takes place in a very small field. Therefore, surgeons often need a delicate curette instead of a drill. The House bone curette lets them remove small amounts under the microscope.

Double ended, 15 cm

This curette measures 15 cm and has a working end at each side. So the surgeon can switch ends without reaching for a new tool. Contact us for the exact cup sizes on each end.

Where it fits in otology

Many ear sets include several House curettes. For example, a surgeon may use one while working near the ear canal wall. It also sits well next to fine picks and elevators.

Selecting curettes

If you do a lot of ear work, then keep more than one House curette on hand. Also, compare the lengths of your other ear tools. The Barth curette offers a longer 18 cm option.

Caring for your House curette

Clean both ends right after surgery, because small debris dries fast. Then rinse and brush the curette gently. Finally, dry it completely and sterilize it.

House curette specifications

• Double-ended House bone curette
• Overall length: 15 cm
• Stainless steel

Ordering House curettes

Our House curettes come with a three-year warranty which covers workmanship defects. Also, we hand-check each double-ended curette in Atlanta before shipping. Common questions have short answers on the FAQ screen. We follow ASTM F899 when we source curette steel. For a longer curette, see the Barth bone curette. Or open our ENT products page.

House curettes are for professional hands. The curette care guidance explains curette images and nickel in the steel, and the shipping times page explains delivery.