Mod. USA Bone Curette

Description

Mod. USA Bone Curette

The modified USA bone curette is an American-pattern curette in six figures. Each figure carries a sharp cup, and the sizes step up from 1 to 6.

Graded cups

Figure 1 has the smallest cup, while figure 6 has the largest. So the set lets you start small and widen the cavity step by step. That approach saves healthy bone.

A practical length

The curette sits at a handy mid length. Therefore it suits hand, foot and oral work as well as general orthopedic cases. It also fits easily on a crowded tray.

Uses of the modified USA bone curette

Surgeons use it to clean cysts, remove granulation tissue and collect graft chips. It also smooths the walls of a cavity before filling. In addition, it works well in extraction sockets.

Choosing figures

Small-bone surgeons often pick figures 1 to 3. Meanwhile, general orthopedic trays may add 4 to 6 for larger cavities. Ask us if you need a full set.

Using two figures together

Many surgeons work with two neighboring figures in turn. For example, figure 2 clears the corners while figure 4 sweeps the center. Consequently, the job finishes faster and more evenly.

Modified USA bone curette figures

• Six graded options, numbered 1 through 6
• Sharp cups in graded sizes
• Mid-length shank
• Delivered non-sterile

Care routine

Rinse each curette promptly and brush the cup. Then dry it fully before sterilization. Keep figures in order so they are easy to find.

The promise for each curette

Each curette comes with a guarantee lasting three years against manufacturing defects as standard. Before it leaves us, someone in Atlanta goes over this curette one at a time. Our FAQ page covers common order questions. Matching options are in the orthopedic instrument list. For the basics of instrument metals, read ASTM F899. We also answer questions for your team. Many buyers also look at our Simon curette. Smaller units order a backup curette to avoid delays.

For clinical professionals. Open our shipping terms for courier choices. Pictures on this page are for reference. Also, stainless steel contains nickel; consult the care guidance to learn more.