Gouge Set of 5 pcs

Supports controlled bone shaping, access creation, and osteotomy refinement for precise exposure and preparation. Aids confident intraoperative decisions and streamlines workflow.

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SKU: ORT-6002-MSC Categories: Miscellaneous, Orthopedic, Surgical Instruments

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Technical Specifications of Gouge Set of 5 pcs

Specification	Description
Speciality	Orthopedic
Material	STAINLESS STEEL
Sterilization Method	AUTOCLAVABLE
Finish	Matte / Satin Finish
Handle Type	FLAT GRIP
Packaging Unit	SET 4 Piece
Brand	Hilton brand
Country of Origin	Pakistan
SKU	ORT-6002-MSC

Intended for orthopedic use, this autoclavable stainless-steel instrument set features a matte/satin finish and flat-grip handles. Supplied as a set, it supports consistent instrument availability during clinical use.

Surgical Applications of Gouge Set of 5 pcs

Graduated gouge sizes enable selective cortical or cancellous removal for surface contouring, trough formation, and cortical windows that facilitate access to underlying structures. Gouge Set of 5 pcs also supports implant seating channels, osteotomy edge refinement to anatomical contours, and collection of morselized bone from accessible sites.

Common Applications

Incremental removal of cortical or cancellous bone to facilitate exposure in open orthopedic approaches.
Formation of grooves, troughs, or channels to accommodate implant seating or guide soft‑tissue passage.
Contouring and smoothing of bony surfaces during preparation for hardware placement or graft contact.
Harvesting morselized bone from accessible donor sites.
Refinement of osteotomy cuts and edges to align with anatomical contours.
Creation of cortical windows to access underlying structures.