4. NextEdge Surgical SKU 11-1316-15, Bone Curette
Removing small quantities of bone or tissue from a confined area requires a working end that
can be directed exactly where the surgeon needs it. The NextEdge Surgical 11-1316-15 Bone
Curette is intended for controlled scraping, excavation, and removal of material from bone
cavities and other operative sites where a larger instrument would offer less control.
The curette has a spoon-shaped working end with a defined peripheral edge. This configuration
allows the surgeon to scrape or scoop material through deliberate strokes rather than relying on
broad mechanical force. It can be useful during bone-bed preparation, lesion curettage, removal
of loose material, and selected graft-related procedures.
The instrument’s construction supports practical handling in several ways:
● Cup-shaped working end: The spoon profile collects removed material and gives the
clinician a defined surface for controlled excavation.
● Defined edge: The peripheral edge is suited to scraping actions where gradual removal
is preferred.
● Hexagonal handle: The handle provides resistance against unwanted rotation, which is
useful when the surgeon needs controlled turning or scraping movements.
● Streamlined neck: The narrower transition toward the working end can help maintain
visibility around the operative site.
A curette such as this is valuable when the objective is not simply to remove tissue, but to work
progressively within a defined space. Its tactile response can help the clinician judge the
resistance encountered during each stroke.
The 11-1316-15 belongs naturally in sets of bone surgery instruments assembled for orthopedic, trauma, and
reconstructive procedures.
Include this curette in your bone preparation set.
