MIS Bayonet Bone Curette – 3/16″ rev angled cup – 11 1/2″

MIS Bayonet Bone Curette – 3/16″ Reverse Angled Cup 11 1/2″ The MIS Bayonet Bone Curette 3/16 Inch Reverse Angled Cup 11 1/2 Inch is a high-precision microsurgical instrument designed for minimally invasive spine (MIS) procedures. It is used for controlled removal of bone fragments and hard tissue in spinal and neurosurgical operations where accuracy and minimal tissue disruption are essential. This instrument features a 3/16″ cup-shaped working end , providing efficient bone engagement and controlled removal. The cup design allows precise scooping and curettage of hard tissue while maintaining safety in confined anatomical spaces. The reverse angled cup configuration is specifically designed to improve access to posterior and difficult-to-reach spinal regions. This angle enables surgeons to work effectively in deep operative fields where standard forward instruments cannot easily reach. The 11 1/2-inch bayonet shaft is optimized for minimally invasive procedures. Its bayonet shape keeps the surgeon’s hand out of the direct line of sight, significantly improving visualization and control during delicate spinal operations. Manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel , the instrument ensures excellent durability, corrosion resistance, and long-term reliability. It is designed to withstand repeated sterilization cycles while maintaining performance and structural integrity. The ergonomic bayonet handle reduces hand obstruction in the surgical field and enhances precision during microsurgical manipulation. Its lightweight design supports stable handling and improved control during long procedures. The smooth polished finish allows easy cleaning and compliance with strict sterilization protocols. The instrument is fully autoclavable and reusable , making it a dependable tool for modern spine surgery. The MIS Bayonet Bone Curette 3/16″ Reverse Angled Cup is commonly used in minimally invasive spinal decompression, micro bone removal, and neurosurgical procedures requiring precise and controlled tissue extraction. Engineered for visibility, precision, and ergonomic efficiency, this curette is an essential instrument in advanced MIS spinal surgery. Key Features MIS Bayonet Bone Curette for spine surgery 3/16″ cup for controlled bone removal Reverse angled cup for posterior deep access 11 1/2-inch bayonet shaft for MIS procedures Improved visibility with bayonet design Premium surgical-grade stainless steel construction Excellent corrosion resistance and durability Controlled bone and hard tissue curettage Ergonomic design reduces hand obstruction Lightweight and easy to maneuver Fully autoclavable and reusable instrument Smooth polished finish for easy sterilization Product Specifications Specification Details Product Type MIS Bayonet Bone Curette Application Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery Material Surgical Grade Stainless Steel Finish Polished Sterilization Autoclavable Reusability Reusable Specialty MIS Spine / Neurosurgery Instrument Type Reverse Angled Bone Curette Cup Size 3/16″ Shaft Length 11 1/2 Inches Usage Bone Removal / Curettage Product Contents 1 × MIS Bayonet Bone Curette 3/16″ Reverse Angled Cup 11 1/2″ Applications The MIS Bayonet Bone Curette 3/16″ Reverse Angled Cup is used in: Minimally invasive spine surgery (MIS) Spinal decompression procedures Bone fragment removal Neurosurgical spinal interventions Degenerative spine procedures Micro curettage in deep surgical fields Precision bone removal in confined spaces Orthopedic spine surgery Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) 1. What is this instrument used for? It is used for controlled bone removal in minimally invasive spinal procedures. 2. What does the 3/16″ cup mean? It refers to the size of the cup used for scooping and removing bone tissue. 3. What is the advantage of the reverse angled cup? It allows better access to deep posterior spinal regions. 4. Why is it a bayonet design? The bayonet shape improves visibility by keeping the surgeon’s hand out of the surgical field. 5. What material is it made from? It is made from premium surgical-grade stainless steel. 6. Can it be sterilized and reused? Yes, it is fully autoclavable and reusable. 7. In which procedures is it commonly used? It is commonly used in MIS spine surgery, decompression, and bone removal procedures.