The image shows a Down Pushing Curette, an orthopedic surgical instrument designed with a sturdy black ergonomic handle and a slim stainless-steel shaft ending in a slightly curved blade-like tip.
This design allows surgeons to apply controlled downward pressure during curettage, making it effective for scraping and removing bone, cartilage, or diseased tissue.
The curette’s angled working end enhances precision and accessibility in confined surgical areas, particularly in orthopedic and spinal procedures where stability and control are essential.
