Titanium Freer periosteal Elevator Double Ended

A Titanium Freer periosteal elevator is a specialized, double-ended hand-held surgical instrument designed to lift and separate the periosteum (the dense membrane covering bone) from the underlying bone surface . The use of titanium as the base material makes it particularly well-suited for ophthalmic surgery due to the metal's unique properties. Made in Titanium,double ended, Round handle Total Length: about 18.5cm

• Primary Function: Used to lift, reflect, and separate the periosteum (fibrous membrane covering bone) from the underlying bone surface via blunt dissection.
• Lightweight – reduces hand fatigue during long ophthalmic procedures.
• Highly corrosion-resistant – withstands repeated autoclave sterilization.
• Non-magnetic – safe for use near MRI and other sensitive imaging equipment.
• Allows ultra-fine, precise tip machining for delicate tissue planes.
• Double-ended with a central, rounded (often knurled or octagonal) handle, enabling two functions in one instrument without switching tools.
• One end (sharp): For initial incision or sharp dissection in tight spaces.
• For safely peeling the periosteum away from bone without cutting underlying soft tissues.
• Tips are slightly curved with a tear-drop shape to contour along bone surfaces.
• Orbital surgery (exposing fractures or removing tumors).