Double Ended Curette Archives

A Double Ended Curette is a versatile surgical instrument used for scraping, debriding, or scooping soft tissue, bone, or pathological material from body cavities. It features a small, spoon-shaped or ring-shaped tip on each end, often of different sizes or shapes (e.g., sharp and blunt). Commonly used in gynecology (for endometrial curettage), orthopedics (for joint debridement), ENT (for sinus surgery), and podiatry, this instrument allows for efficient tissue removal or sampling. The double-ended design provides two tools in one, offering flexibility during procedures.

Key Features:

Double-ended design with two curette tips, often of different sizes or shapes (sharp/blunt).
Spoon-shaped or ring-shaped tips for scraping, debriding, or scooping tissue.
Used in gynecology (D&C), orthopedics (joint debridement), ENT, and general surgery.
Allows for efficient removal of soft tissue, bone fragments, cysts, or pathological linings.
Versatile and essential for procedures requiring careful excavation or sampling.
Durable construction for repeated sterilization and use.