Description
Ohl Periosteal Raspatories
The Ohl periosteal raspatory is an 18 cm instrument for lifting periosteum off bone. Its compact size suits oral, facial and small-bone surgery.
Compact and precise
At 18 cm, the raspatory fits neatly in the hand. Therefore the surgeon can work close to delicate structures with good control. The blade edge lifts tissue cleanly.
Where it fits
Oral surgeons use instruments like this to raise flaps before bone work. Meanwhile, hand teams find it handy on the metacarpals. It also helps at fracture edges in the face.
Why choose the Ohl periosteal raspatory
Pick it when you need a medium-length stripping tool for fine work. It complements a broad raspatory on the same tray. Together they cover small and large surfaces.
Lifting technique
Begin at a clean incision through the periosteum. Then keep the blade in contact with bone as you push forward. Gentle strokes keep the tissue intact for later closure.
A useful middle size
Many trays hold a tiny elevator and a large raspatory but nothing between. Consequently, this 18 cm instrument fills an obvious gap. It handles medium tasks without fuss.
Ohl periosteal raspatory details
- 18 cm overall
- Periosteal stripping blade
- Compact for fine work
- Supplied non-sterile
Care steps
Remove tissue from the blade straight after use. Then wash, rinse and dry the instrument. Check the edge for damage before sterilizing.
How we protect the raspatory
Ahead of dispatch, a staff member in Atlanta examines this Ohl raspatory piece by piece. The product warranty for every raspatory reaches three years against manufacturing defects on every unit. Busy departments stock two of these for back-to-back cases. More designs live in the orthopedic department. We are glad to help with sizing for your clinic. To round out the tray, explore our Molt raspatory. Our order FAQ deals with shipping and refunds. The alloy in surgical tools has a written standard, namely ASTM F899.
Sold to medical professionals. Return terms live on our refunds page. Our sterilization page covers photo differences and nickel in surgical steel.
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