Your cart is empty!
Select a category below to browse instruments
Categories
Browse Instruments
This junior Lambotte osteotome presents a 10mm standard curve with depth calibration lines for confident bone elevation in larger orthopedic fields. The markings provide clear feedback during vertebral body and periosteal dissection, protecting the intramedullary canal and adjacent ligament attachments. The 184mm shaft delivers excellent control across extended exposure.
Features & Benefits
The curved version of the Junior Lambotte osteotome pairs the 10mm cutting edge with a curved profile that tracks the underlying bony surface during contoured osteotomy. The 178mm length suits intermediate orthopedic work between the Mini and full‑size formats.
The 12mm standard curve junior Lambotte osteotome with depth calibration brings precision to mid‑scale orthopedic bone work. Etched markings guide the surgeon's awareness of depth progression during vertebral body and articular cartilage‑adjacent procedures, minimizing unintended penetration. The 184mm shaft supports stable two‑hand elevation in broader fields.
This junior Lambotte osteotome delivers a 16mm standard curve with depth calibration lines for confident work in expanded orthopedic exposures. The etched markings keep the surgeon oriented during vertebral body and periosteal lift in larger cases, preventing overcut into the spinal canal or adjacent joint capsule. The 184mm length supports deliberate, controlled elevation.
At 19mm width with calibration lines and a standard curve, this junior Lambotte osteotome addresses large‑scale vertebral body and facet elevation with clear depth feedback. The etched markings reduce the risk of overcut into neural structures and the intramedullary canal during extended exposures. The 184mm shaft maintains rigidity despite the increased blade width.
This 22mm standard curve junior Lambotte osteotome with depth calibration lines brings precision control to large‑area orthopedic bone work, particularly in vertebral body exposure and facet joint dissection. The graduated markings provide continuous feedback during periosteal and articular cartilage‑adjacent procedures, safeguarding the intramedullary canal and ligament attachments. The 184mm shaft sustains the broader working area.
Junior Lambotte osteotome with a full standard curve and 25mm cutting width, calibration depth lines, and 184mm length supports controlled curved osteotomy work in vertebral body and facet preparations. The marked depth-line reference prevents over-penetration into adjacent neural and vascular structures during medial facet dissection.
The junior Lambotte osteotome combines a 4mm gentle curve with etched depth calibration lines for controlled bone elevation in mid‑level orthopedic exposures. The markings guide intramedullary canal wall separation and periosteal lift, reducing the risk of excessive depth penetration toward neural structures. The 184mm working shaft offers improved reach while depth lines remain clearly visible.
This junior Lambotte osteotome offers a standard curve at 5mm width with depth calibration lines for reliable bone work in vertebral and facet procedures. The graduated markings track cutting depth and prevent inadvertent penetration into the joint capsule or intramedullary space. The 184mm shaft provides a balance of reach and instrument rigidity.
Curving the Junior Lambotte osteotome lets the surgeon scoop into bone surfaces and follow curved cortical contours during foot and hand work. The 5mm wide edge sits on a 180mm shaft with a standard curve that tracks the bone profile. Stainless steel construction preserves the working edge through repeat mallet impaction and routine reprocessing.
At 6mm width with a gentle curve and calibration markings, this junior Lambotte osteotome suits intermediate‑scale orthopedic bone work with depth control. The etched lines assist in vertebral body access and periosteal separation while minimizing risk of overcut toward the spinal canal. The 184mm length distributes force evenly across larger exposure areas.
The 8mm standard curve junior Lambotte with calibration markings offers reliable control in mid‑scale orthopedic exposures, particularly for facet joint and vertebral body work. The etched depth lines guide periosteal separation and prevent unintended overcut toward the spinal canal or joint capsule. The 184mm working length balances reach with instrument responsiveness.
This Junior Lambotte osteotome with 10mm width and depth calibration lines controls bone cutting depth in pediatric and confined orthopedic exposures. The depth marks prevent overcut when sculpting cortical bone or preparing fusion sites. Stainless steel construction delivers reliable performance and edge control across repeated surgical cases.
Junior Lambotte osteotomes scale the Lambotte profile to small‑bone orthopedic work. This 20mm wide straight edge sits on a 180mm shaft, giving the surgeon a broader cortical cut than the mini variant while keeping the instrument close to the field. Stainless steel construction holds the working edge through repeat mallet strikes and routine sterilization.
Junior Lambotte osteotome, straight 22mm blade with depth calibration lines, performs broader bone section under controlled depth guidance. The calibration markings reduce risk of unintended penetration into deep anatomic structures. The 185mm length maintains stable control.
At 25mm wide, this Junior Lambotte osteotome extends the cutting edge for broader cortical passes during foot and ankle osteotomies. The straight 180mm shaft and standard Lambotte profile let the surgeon take a wider bite per strike without sacrificing control. Stainless steel construction stands up to repeated mallet impacts between cases.
The junior Lambotte osteotome (straight, 4mm) combines a slender blade with depth calibration lines etched into the shaft for controlled osteotomy depth in tibial, fibular, and metatarsal procedures. The 184mm length suits standard open approaches, while the depth markings permit reproducible cutting depth without need for external measurement.
Junior Lambotte osteotome, straight 5mm blade with depth calibration lines, guides controlled bone section to precise surgical depths. The etched calibration marks reference pre‑operative imaging and anatomic landmarks, reducing over‑penetration. The 185mm length enables stable leverage.
This Junior Lambotte osteotome with 8mm width and depth calibration lines controls bone cutting depth in pediatric and confined orthopedic exposures. The depth marks prevent overcut when sculpting cortical bone or preparing fusion sites. Stainless steel construction delivers reliable performance and edge control across repeated surgical cases.
Twenty-five-millimetre Lambotte straight osteotome executes the widest linear single-stroke bone cuts in extended orthopaedic exposures where large-surface vertebral body and periosteal work demands aggressive cutting width. Nine-and-three-quarter-inch (248mm) length provides controlled reach in major surgical fields. Stainless‑steel sustains durability.
Lambotte osteotome, 25mm wide and curved, delivers controlled cutting force for bone osteotomy, fusion site preparation, and fracture reduction. The 230mm length provides mechanical advantage and hand control during hard bone work. Stainless steel ensures durable edge retention and reliability for repeated surgical use.
Lambotte osteotome, 38mm wide and curved, delivers controlled cutting force for bone osteotomy, fusion site preparation, and fracture reduction. The 230mm length provides mechanical advantage and hand control during hard bone work. Stainless steel ensures durable edge retention and reliability for repeated surgical use.
This Lambotte osteotome features a gentle curve across its 32mm width, delivering precise bone elevation in orthopedic cases where vertebral body and periosteal access require extended reach. The 229mm shaft provides consistent control during intramedullary canal work and facet joint exposure, while the blunt edge preserves adjacent soft tissue architecture. Stainless steel construction sustains repeated sterilization and clinical use.
Featuring a gentle curve along its 13mm cutting edge, this Lambotte osteotome follows contoured cortical surfaces during osteotomy and graft harvest without skating across the periosteum. The 230mm shaft delivers mallet force cleanly to the bone while the curved geometry tracks the natural contour of the cortex. Stainless‑steel construction holds the cutting edge through repeated resharpening.
The Lambotte osteotome arrives in a 6mm curved configuration on a 229mm frame for shaped cuts in cortical bone where a straight chisel cannot follow the bony contour. The gentle curvature lets the surgeon track a femoral or tibial surface during osteotomy without lifting and resetting. Stainless steel construction supports edge maintenance and repeat sterilization across orthopedic sets.
A Lambotte osteotome with a 13mm curved blade supports progressive bone removal in larger reconstructive procedures. The curved geometry reduces stress concentration during mallet strikes, maintaining sharp cutting edges across repeat clinical use. The 250mm length accommodates both superficial and deep operative fields.
This Lambotte osteotome with a 16mm curved blade is engineered for substantial bone removal in spinal fusion, arthrodesis, and major reconstruction. The curved blade profile supports even mallet force distribution and maintains geometry across forceful application. The 250mm overall length provides effective reach across varied surgical approaches.
Large curved Lambotte osteotome (18mm blade, gentle curve) handles extensive bone removal along complex articular and metaphyseal surfaces where curved geometry improves control and reduces trauma to surrounding periosteal and synovial tissue. Nine-and-three-quarter-inch (248mm) length enables reach throughout extended work. Stainless‑steel sustains service.
A Lambotte osteotome with a 20mm curved blade supports major bone removal and sculpting in large-scale reconstruction procedures. The broad curved profile distributes striking force effectively and resists edge degradation during prolonged use. The 250mm overall length accommodates varied anatomical approaches with excellent reach.
This Lambotte osteotome features a 25mm curved blade for extensive bone removal and contouring in complex reconstruction cases. The large curved profile maintains sharp geometry across repeat clinical use and tolerates sustained mallet impact. The 250mm overall length provides exceptional reach for deep surgical fields.
Our sales specialists are available Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm EST.