17 cm Surgical Instrument for Precise Handling

Schede Bone Curette
The Schede curette is recognized for its angled working end, which allows the cup to approach tissue or bone at an offset relative to the handle. This angular geometry gives the surgeon access to areas that a straight curette cannot reach in the same position without repositioning or overextending the wrist. In cavities where access is restricted by surrounding bone or adjacent structures, the angled design makes a functional difference.
The NES 11-735-17 is a Schede Bone Curette measuring 17 cm (6¾ inches) overall, available in six sizes: 00, 000, 1, 2, 3, and 4. The size selection covers the fine end of the Schede range through to more substantial cup dimensions, allowing the surgeon to match the curette to the actual dimensions of the defect. The Schede pattern joins the broader family of bone surgery instruments used for bone curettage tasks where the angular working end provides access or directional control that a straight instrument would not achieve in the same operative configuration.
Key specifications:
Overall length: 17 cm / 6¾ inches
Pattern: Schede (angled working end)
Available sizes: 00, 000, 1, 2, 3, 4
Category: Bone Curettes
The Schede design is particularly relevant in procedures involving bone defects with overhanging walls or where the surgeon needs to work around an anatomical structure to access the target site.
Add the NES 11-735-17 to your bone curette instrument set.