Sklar Arthro Spoon, 25 Degree
A small angled spoon curette used in orthopedic joint surgery to scoop out loose tissue, cartilage fragments, or debris from the joint space. It is supplied for repeated sterilization and reuse in hospital and clinic settings.
The Sklar Arthro Spoon is a small, angled curette used by orthopedic surgeons to remove loose cartilage fragments, soft tissue debris, and other material from within a joint during arthroscopic and open orthopedic procedures. Its 25 degree angle lets the surgeon reach into the curved recesses of a joint capsule that a straight instrument cannot access comfortably, while the spoon shaped tip scoops material out without gouging the surrounding cartilage or bone.
This instrument comes in more than one tip size, allowing the surgeon to choose the profile that best matches the joint being treated and the amount of tissue that needs to be cleared. Arthro spoons like this one are standard components of orthopedic and sports medicine instrument sets, used during knee, shoulder, and other joint procedures where careful debridement is part of the operation.
Because the tip works in tight, curved spaces, the instrument is built with a slim shaft that keeps the surgeon's view of the joint as unobstructed as possible during use.
