Smith-Petersen Bone Gouge Curved

Name: Smith-Petersen Bone Gouge Curved | Hip Surgery | Fizza Surgical
Brand: Fizza Surgical International
SKU: BS 14-258-00
Availability: InStock

Smith-Petersen Bone Gouge Curved – Hip Surgery Instrument

The Smith-Petersen Bone Gouge Curved variant features an angled concave blade designed to follow the curved anatomy of the acetabulum and femoral head. This curved profile allows surgeons to remove bone from rounded joint surfaces that straight gouges cannot efficiently access during hip replacement and reconstructive pelvic procedures.

Key Features

Curved Concave Blade: Follows acetabular and femoral curvature for anatomically guided bone removal
Heavy-Duty Forging: Maximum strength for demanding hip and pelvis bone work
Premium Stainless Steel: AISI 420 martensitic German-grade Stainless Steel, heat-treated to HRC 50–56 for superior edge retention
Anti-Rotation Handle: Prevents twisting during curved bone scooping
Fully Autoclavable: Unlimited steam sterilization at 134°C

Clinical Applications

Acetabular bone preparation for hip replacement
Curved femoral bone contouring
Pelvic osteotomy with curved access
Hip revision surgery bone removal
Curved graft site preparation

Why Choose Fizza Surgical?

Fizza Surgical International, Sialkot, Pakistan. CE, ISO 13485, ISO 7153-1. OEM, private label, and wholesale pricing available worldwide.

Which orthopedic procedures are your bone-surgery instruments designed for?

General orthopedic surgery, ORIF (Open Reduction Internal Fixation), spinal surgery, joint replacement, trauma surgery, and veterinary orthopedic applications. Catalogue includes bone holding forceps, cutters, gouges, chisels, ronguers, periosteal elevators, and rasps.

What stainless steel grade is used for bone-surgery instruments?

AISI 440 or 17-4 PH (precipitation-hardened) stainless steel for high-stress instruments such as bone cutters, gouges, and chisels. Tungsten-carbide inserts on instrument tips where additional edge retention is required.

Are bone-surgery instruments compatible with steam autoclave sterilization?

Yes — all bone-surgery instruments are designed for repeat steam autoclave cycles at 134 °C and are also EtO compatible. Tungsten-carbide inserts are autoclave-safe.

What is the MOQ for orthopedic instrument private-label?

Standard MOQ is 300 units per SKU for catalogue items, or 50 sets for complete orthopedic kits. Custom designs require 500 units per SKU minimum.

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