Schede Bone Curette

Description

Schede Bone Curette

The Schede bone curette is a sturdy scraping instrument in seven figures. Its sharp cup clears bone cavities and lifts away soft tissue.

Seven figures

Choose 000, 00, 0, 1, 2, 3 or 4. The zero figures are small cups for fine work. Meanwhile, figures 3 and 4 clear larger spaces.

A solid design

Max Schede was a well-known surgeon, and this curette keeps a robust, simple form. Therefore it handles firm scraping without flexing. Also, the cup holds its edge well with care.

Uses of the Schede bone curette

Surgeons use it to remove infected bone and cysts. It also helps clean bone ends and collect graft. In short, it suits general bone work.

Choosing figures

For most trays, figures 0 to 2 cover daily needs. However, add 000 and 00 for fine work, and 3 or 4 for large cavities. That way the set stays flexible.

Keeping the set complete

Small curettes go missing more easily than large ones. Therefore count the set before and after each case. Also, replace lost figures quickly so the range stays useful.

Schede bone curette figures

• Three zero figures for fine work
• Numbered figures 1 to 4 for bigger cavities
• Robust shank, sharp cup
• Shipped non-sterile

Cleaning

Flush the cup quickly after use. Then brush, rinse and dry. Inspect the rim at every service.

Why we back your curette

Every curette receives a visual check by Atlanta staff prior to packing. Your guarantee on each curette spans three years against manufacturing defects. Other options sit in our orthopedic collection. To learn about the steel in surgical tools, go to ASTM F899. For order basics, read our FAQ page. We can answer questions for larger orders. Busy theaters stock a backup curette so a case never waits. Compare it with the Bruns curette.

Professional use only. Exchanges appear on our refunds page. Page images are illustrative, while this alloy contains nickel; see the care and sterilization guide.