DePuy 2588-46 40mm Patella Reamer w/ 2588-89 40mm Bushing Orthopedic

• Model: 2588-46
• Bushing Diameter: 40 mm
• Reamer Diameter: 40 mm

Precision Patellar Bone Preparation for Total Knee Arthroplasty
The DePuy 2588‑46 40 mm Patella Reamer with 2588‑89 Bushing is a high‑quality orthopedic surgical instrument designed to deliver precise and consistent patellar bone preparation during total knee replacement procedures. Engineered by DePuy Synthes — a trusted leader in orthopedic instrumentation — this 40 mm reamer and matching bushing help surgeons accurately shape the patellar surface to match prosthetic components, fostering optimal implant seating and alignment. By enabling controlled bone removal and uniform surface generation, this reamer supports better biomechanical outcomes and long‑term implant performance.

Durable Construction with Ergonomic Control
Built from surgical‑grade stainless steel, the DePuy 40 mm Patella Reamer and bushing set is designed for repeated sterilization and dependable use in high‑volume operating environments. Its approximately 7–8 inch overall length provides the right balance of reach and maneuverability in the operative field, allowing clinicians to work comfortably and confidently during critical bone preparation steps. The included 40 mm bushing ensures centered reaming and enhances surgical precision by guiding the cutting head in alignment with the planned patellar implant diameter.

Trusted Integration into Knee Arthroplasty Workflows
Ideal for orthopedic surgeons and OR teams, the DePuy 2588‑46 patella reamer set integrates seamlessly with established TKA instrument trays and surgical protocols. Whether used in hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, or orthopedic specialty practices, this instrument supports efficient workflow and reproducible bone resection, helping clinicians achieve high‑quality results with confidence. Backed by DePuy’s reputation for surgical excellence, the reamer and bushing combination is a valuable asset in total knee arthroplasty procedures.

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.