Cobb Elevator – 3/8″ – 15″ Length

The Cobb Elevator – 3/8″ – 15″ Length is a specialized orthopedic and spinal surgical instrument designed for controlled elevation of periosteum and soft tissue from bone surfaces. It is widely used in orthopedic, neurosurgical, and reconstructive procedures where deep access, precision, and strong leverage are required. This instrument features a 3/8-inch wide working blade that allows surgeons to perform smooth and controlled periosteal elevation with minimal trauma to surrounding tissues. The blade design ensures even distribution of force, reducing the risk of tissue tearing while maintaining excellent surgical control. Its structural rigidity makes it ideal for demanding orthopedic applications. The 15-inch extended length provides exceptional reach, making it suitable for deep surgical fields such as spinal exposure and large bone procedures. This extended shaft allows surgeons to operate efficiently in confined anatomical regions while maintaining visibility and precision. Manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel , the Cobb Elevator offers outstanding resistance to corrosion, wear, and repeated sterilization cycles. Its robust construction ensures long-term performance in high-pressure surgical environments. The mirror-polished finish enhances smooth tissue handling, reduces friction, and simplifies cleaning after procedures. Ergonomically engineered, the handle of the Cobb Elevator ensures a secure and comfortable grip, allowing for better control during prolonged surgeries. The balanced design reduces hand fatigue and enhances precision, which is critical in delicate orthopedic and spinal operations. The instrument is fully autoclavable and reusable , making it suitable for repeated sterilization without compromising structural integrity or sharpness. This ensures compliance with modern surgical hygiene and infection control standards in hospitals, orthopedic centers, and operating rooms. The Cobb Elevator is commonly used in procedures requiring periosteal reflection, bone exposure, and soft tissue separation. Its reliable performance makes it a preferred choice among orthopedic surgeons for spinal surgery, fracture repair, and reconstructive bone procedures. Overall, the Cobb Elevator – 3/8″ – 15″ Length delivers exceptional strength, precision, and durability, making it an essential tool in advanced orthopedic and spinal surgical practice. Key Features 3/8″ wide blade for controlled periosteal elevation 15″ extended length for deep surgical access Designed for orthopedic and spinal procedures Surgical-grade stainless steel construction High resistance to corrosion and wear Mirror-polished surface for smooth tissue handling Ergonomic handle for improved grip and control Reduces tissue trauma during elevation procedures Fully autoclavable and reusable instrument Strong rigid structure for heavy-duty surgical use Ideal balance of precision and leverage Product Specifications Specification Details Product Type Cobb Elevator Application Orthopedic & Spinal Surgery Material Surgical Grade Stainless Steel Finish Mirror Polished Sterilization Autoclavable Reusability Reusable Specialty Periosteal Elevation & Bone Exposure Instrument Type Surgical Elevator Usage Soft tissue and periosteum dissection Product Contents 1 × Cobb Elevator (3/8″, 15″) Applications Spinal surgery procedures Orthopedic bone exposure Periosteal elevation and reflection Fracture repair surgeries Reconstructive bone surgery Deep soft tissue dissection Surgical access to bone surfaces Neurosurgical exposure procedures FAQs Q1: What is the Cobb Elevator 3/8″ 15″ used for? It is used for periosteal elevation and soft tissue separation in orthopedic and spinal surgeries. Q2: Why is the 15-inch length important? The extended length provides deeper access and better control in spinal and orthopedic surgical fields. Q3: Is the Cobb Elevator suitable for repeated sterilization? Yes, it is fully autoclavable and designed for repeated sterilization cycles. Q4: What material is the instrument made of? It is made from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance. Q5: In which surgeries is this instrument commonly used? It is commonly used in spinal surgery, orthopedic procedures, fracture repair, and bone exposure operations.