20cm, 8″ curved Smith-Petersen Osteotome, 6 mm-32 mm – Surgical Bone Chisel & Gouge – 11-514-20

A curved osteotome becomes useful when the operative route is not conveniently aligned with a straight instrument. Article 11-514-20 addresses that requirement with a curved Smith-Petersen configuration measuring 20 cm, or 8 inches. The working widths range from 6 mm to 32 mm, giving the surgical team considerable choice when matching the instrument to the size of the bone preparation. It brings a different access option to bone surgery instruments trays.
The value of the curved pattern is not simply its shape. It allows the working end to approach bone from an altered trajectory, which can be helpful around contours or in situations where a straight shaft would make positioning less convenient.
The instrument provides:
The range of widths makes the instrument useful across more than one type of bone preparation. The smaller options can accommodate tighter working areas, while the larger sizes offer a broader surface when the procedure requires it.
Its most natural companion is the straight Smith-Petersen osteotome. Keeping both available lets the surgeon choose based on access and anatomy instead of relying on one geometry for every situation.
Article 11-514-20 is well suited to orthopedic, trauma, and reconstructive trays where curved access is important. Add this instrument to a graduated osteotome set.