Bayonet Curette Panther – 11 1/2″ 1.8mm Forward & Reverse Angled (5 1/2″ WL)

The Bayonet Curette Panther 11 1/2 Inch 1.8mm Forward Reverse Angled 5 1/2 WL is a specialized minimally invasive spine (MIS) surgical instrument designed for precise removal of bone fragments and soft tissue in confined anatomical regions. It is widely used in spinal and neurosurgical procedures requiring high accuracy, excellent visibility, and controlled tissue engagement.

This instrument features a 1.8mm ultra-fine cup working end, providing exceptional precision for delicate curettage. The small cup size allows surgeons to target specific tissue areas while minimizing disruption to surrounding structures.

The dual forward and reverse angled configuration enhances surgical flexibility. It allows access to both anterior and posterior structures, making it highly effective in complex spinal anatomy where multiple angles of approach are required.

With an 11 1/2-inch bayonet shaft and 5 1/2-inch working length, this curette is optimized for minimally invasive procedures. The bayonet design keeps the surgeon’s hand out of the direct line of sight, significantly improving visibility in deep and narrow surgical corridors.

Manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, the instrument ensures long-lasting durability, corrosion resistance, and reliable performance under repeated sterilization cycles.

The ergonomic bayonet handle design improves control, reduces hand fatigue, and enhances precision during delicate microsurgical maneuvers. Its lightweight structure supports stable handling throughout extended procedures.

The smooth polished finish allows easy cleaning and compliance with strict sterilization standards. The instrument is fully autoclavable and reusable, making it suitable for repeated clinical use in advanced spine surgery.

The Bayonet Curette Panther 1.8mm Forward/Reverse Angled is commonly used in minimally invasive spinal decompression, microdiscectomy, and fine bone removal procedures in restricted operative fields.

Engineered for precision, versatility, and superior visualization, this curette is an essential tool in modern MIS spine surgery.

Key Features

• Bayonet Curette Panther design for MIS spine surgery
• 1.8mm ultra-fine cup for precise tissue removal
• Forward and reverse angled working end for maximum access
• 11 1/2-inch shaft with 5 1/2-inch working length
• Enhanced visibility with bayonet design
• Ideal for minimally invasive spinal procedures
• Premium surgical-grade stainless steel construction
• Excellent corrosion resistance and durability
• Controlled bone and soft tissue curettage
• Ergonomic lightweight design for better handling
• Fully autoclavable and reusable instrument
• Smooth polished finish for easy sterilization

Product Specifications

Product Contents

• 1 × Bayonet Curette Panther 11 1/2″ 1.8mm Forward/Reverse Angled (5 1/2 WL)

Applications

The Bayonet Curette Panther 1.8mm Forward/Reverse Angled is used in:

• Minimally invasive spine surgery (MIS)
• Microdiscectomy procedures
• Spinal decompression surgery
• Fine bone fragment removal
• Neurosurgical microsurgery
• Deep and narrow spinal access procedures
• Precision curettage in confined anatomy
• Advanced orthopedic spine procedures

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is this Bayonet Curette used for?

It is used for precise removal of bone and soft tissue in minimally invasive spinal procedures.

2. What does the 1.8mm cup size indicate?

It refers to the ultra-fine cup designed for highly precise microsurgical work.

3. What is the benefit of forward and reverse angles?

It allows multi-directional access to complex spinal anatomy.

4. Why is it called a bayonet instrument?

The bayonet shape improves visibility by keeping the surgeon’s hand out of the surgical field.

5. What is the working length?

The working length is 5 1/2 inches for precise deep access.

6. Is it reusable?

Yes, it is fully autoclavable and reusable.

7. In which procedures is it commonly used?

It is commonly used in MIS spine surgery, decompression, and microdiscectomy procedures.