Steinhauser Orbital Osteotome

The Steinhauser Orbital Osteotome is a specialized instrument designed for precise and safe osteotomies around the delicate orbital rim and walls in craniofacial and reconstructive surgery. Its curved or angled blade is engineered to follow the complex contours of the orbit, allowing surgeons to cut or shape bone for procedures like orbital floor reconstruction, decompression for thyroid eye disease, or correction of traumatic fractures. The design prioritizes control to protect the globe, optic nerve, and other critical periorbital structures from iatrogenic injury during bone work.

Key Features:

Curved or angled blade designed to match the contour of the orbital rim and walls.
Used for precise osteotomies in orbital floor reconstruction, decompression, and fracture repair.
Allows for controlled bone cutting in the confined, anatomically sensitive orbital space.
Helps protect the eye, extraocular muscles, and neurovascular structures during surgery.
Essential for craniofacial, oculoplastic, and maxillofacial surgeons.
Forged from high-quality steel to maintain a sharp edge for clean bone cuts.