Thoraco Lumbar IVD Curette 3/0 Straight 12”

The Thoraco Lumbar IVD Curette 3/0 Straight, 12″ is a specialized spine instrument used for intervertebral disc preparation and tissue removal in thoracic and lumbar procedures. It is designed to assist surgeons in accessing and clearing disc material within the intervertebral space while maintaining controlled handling in deep surgical fields. This curette features a 3/0 tip size , straight profile , and 12-inch overall length , making it suitable for thoraco-lumbar access where extended reach and direct instrument alignment are required. The straight shaft supports precise forward access, while the curette tip helps scrape, loosen, and remove soft tissue or disc material during surgical preparation. Made from surgical-grade stainless steel , the instrument provides strength, durability, and corrosion resistance for repeated professional use. Its smooth finish and balanced design support comfortable handling, controlled movement, and reliable performance in orthopedic and neurosurgical spine procedures. The Thoraco Lumbar IVD Curette 3/0 Straight, 12″ may be used in disc preparation, decompression, discectomy, fusion-related procedures, and other thoraco-lumbar spine workflows where clinically indicated. This instrument is intended for use by trained spine surgeons, neurosurgeons, orthopedic surgeons, and qualified operating-room professionals. Key Features Thoraco-lumbar IVD curette Tip size: 3/0 Profile: Straight Length: 12 inches Designed for thoracic and lumbar spine procedures Supports controlled intervertebral disc space preparation Assists with disc material and soft-tissue removal Straight shaft supports direct access and alignment Long shaft supports deeper surgical reach Surgical-grade stainless steel construction Reusable surgical instrument Suitable for orthopedic and neurosurgical spine procedures Intended for trained surgical professionals only Standard Specifications Specification Details Product Name Thoraco Lumbar IVD Curette Tip Size 3/0 Pattern Straight Length 12 inches Instrument Type Intervertebral Disc Curette Application Thoracic and lumbar spine surgery Common Use Disc preparation, discectomy, decompression, fusion-related workflows Material Surgical-grade stainless steel Reusability Reusable Sterilization Autoclavable according to hospital and manufacturer protocol User Qualified spine surgeons and trained surgical professionals Environment Hospital, spine center, neurosurgery OR, orthopedic OR Applications Thoraco-lumbar spine surgery Intervertebral disc preparation Lumbar discectomy procedures Thoracic disc procedures where clinically indicated Spinal decompression procedures Fusion-related surgical workflows Disc space cleaning and preparation Orthopedic spine procedures Neurosurgical spine procedures Benefits Supports controlled disc material removal Provides extended reach for deeper thoraco-lumbar access Straight design supports direct instrument alignment Helps prepare the intervertebral disc space Durable stainless steel construction supports repeated use Smooth profile supports controlled surgical handling Suitable for professional spine surgery workflows FAQs What is the Thoraco Lumbar IVD Curette 3/0 Straight, 12″ used for? It is used for intervertebral disc preparation, disc material removal, and tissue preparation during thoracic and lumbar spine procedures. What does 3/0 mean? 3/0 refers to the curette tip size or pattern designation. What does straight mean? Straight means the instrument has a direct, non-angled shaft profile for forward access and controlled alignment during spine procedures. What is the length of this instrument? The instrument length is 12 inches . What material is this curette made from? It is made from surgical-grade stainless steel , which provides durability, strength, and corrosion resistance. Is this instrument reusable? Yes, this type of surgical curette is generally designed as a reusable instrument. Cleaning and sterilization should follow hospital and manufacturer protocols. Who should use this product? This instrument should only be used by trained spine surgeons, neurosurgeons, orthopedic surgeons, and qualified operating-room professionals.