Zimmer 2890-00-04 3/4" Smith Peterson Curved Gouge Orthopedic 8"

Zimmer 2890-00-04 3/4" Smith Peterson Curved Gouge Orthopedic 8"

• Model: 2890-00-04
• Blade Width: 3/4 inches
• Blade Profile: Curved
• Overall Length: 8 inches

The Zimmer 2890-00-04 3/4″ Smith Peterson Curved Gouge Orthopedic 8″ is a precision-engineered surgical tool designed for controlled bone shaping and contouring in orthopedic, trauma, and reconstructive procedures. Crafted from robust surgical-grade stainless steel, this curved gouge features a 3/4″ (19 mm) cutting blade that delivers effective material removal while preserving structural integrity in the surrounding bone. Its curved profile enhances access to difficult-to-reach anatomical areas, giving surgeons the confidence and control needed when preparing bone surfaces, harvesting grafts, or sculpting complex contours.

Measuring approximately 8″ in overall length, this Smith-Peterson curved gouge offers a balanced blend of reach and handling, making it ideal for a variety of orthopedic surgical tasks. The ergonomic design and sharp, precision-ground edge help ensure smooth performance while reducing hand fatigue during extended procedures. Whether you’re refining articulation surfaces or creating bone channels for fixation, this gouge’s reliability and ease of use support efficient workflows in demanding operating room environments.

Trusted by orthopedic professionals worldwide, the Zimmer Curved Gouge 3/4″ underscores Zimmer’s legacy of quality and durability in surgical instrumentation. Its versatile blade width and curved geometry make it an indispensable addition to comprehensive orthopedic instrument sets — helping surgical teams achieve consistent, predictable results. This gouge is an excellent choice for hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and specialty clinics seeking a dependable solution for bone contouring and sculpting needs.

These surgical instruments have been previously used and show visible signs of wear consistent with their prior usage. Despite these signs, they remain in a usable condition, suitable for continued medical procedures.