Description

The Cobb Spinal Elevator is a specialized surgical instrument designed for subperiosteal dissection and exposure of the spine during orthopedic and neurosurgical procedures. It is commonly used to elevate and separate paraspinal muscles and soft tissues from the vertebral laminae, spinous processes, and other bony structures while preserving tissue integrity and minimizing unnecessary trauma.

Featuring a broad, smooth spatulated blade, the instrument allows surgeons to perform controlled tissue elevation and periosteal dissection with excellent tactile feedback. Its design helps maintain a clean surgical plane during posterior spinal approaches and other procedures requiring extensive bone exposure. The elevator is available with 10 mm, 13 mm, and 19 mm blade widths, enabling surgeons to select the most appropriate size based on patient anatomy and procedural requirements.

The instrument incorporates a textured knurled handle that provides a secure grip and precise control, even when used in demanding surgical environments. With an overall length of 31 cm (12¼”) and a 17 cm (6¾”) handle, the Cobb Spinal Elevator offers excellent reach, leverage, and maneuverability during deep spinal exposures.

Manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, every Cobb Spinal Elevator undergoes rigorous quality control inspection to ensure durability, corrosion resistance, and dependable surgical performance. Its proven design has made it a trusted instrument for spinal surgeons worldwide.