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The Seldin-Type Periosteal Elevator is a reusable surgical elevator designed for controlled elevation and separation of periosteum and soft tissue from bone during procedures requiring surgical exposure. The Seldin pattern provides a dedicated hand instrument for working along bone surfaces when tissue must be carefully reflected or mobilized.
The current Peak Surgicals model is identified as SKU PS-6716. It is manufactured from German stainless steel and is offered with selectable Size and surface-finish options for professional surgical use.
The Seldin pattern belongs to the periosteal elevator family of surgical instruments. Its principal function is to assist with elevation and separation of periosteum and adjacent soft tissue from the underlying bone during appropriate surgical procedures.
The exact working-tip shape, width, curvature, sharpness, and number of working ends for the current PS-6716 model are not specified on the Peak Surgicals product page. These details should therefore be confirmed before ordering when a particular Seldin configuration is required.
A periosteal elevator is used to develop a tissue plane between periosteum or soft tissue and bone. The instrument is advanced and manipulated along the bone surface according to the required surgical exposure.
The degree of elevation and method of tissue handling should be determined by the operating clinician according to anatomy, tissue condition, and the procedure being performed.
The Seldin pattern is commonly used within oral and dental surgical instrumentation for periosteal and soft-tissue elevation. It may be incorporated into oral surgery and extraction instrument sets where tissue must be reflected to provide access to underlying bone.
Exact use should depend on the supplied tip configuration and the clinician's selected surgical technique. Peak Surgicals does not state a dental procedure, tooth location, or extraction-specific tip design for PS-6716.
By elevating periosteum and adjacent soft tissue, a Seldin-type elevator can assist in creating the exposure required for procedures involving underlying bone.
The current Peak Surgicals listing classifies PS-6716 generally as a surgical elevator and does not restrict this exact model to one surgical specialty. Procedure-specific compatibility should therefore be confirmed when the instrument is being purchased for a defined surgical set.
The current Peak Surgicals specification identifies German stainless steel as the material for PS-6716. The metallic construction provides the rigid working structure required for a reusable manually operated periosteal elevator.
The exact stainless-steel alloy grade is not stated on the current product page. Hospitals, dental facilities, distributors, and procurement teams requiring a specific steel designation or supporting material documentation should confirm that information before ordering.
Peak Surgicals specifically identifies the Seldin-Type Periosteal Elevator as reusable. It is intended for repeated professional use when appropriately cleaned, inspected, and reprocessed according to applicable manufacturer instructions and facility procedures.
Before reuse, the working end, shaft, handle, and all instrument surfaces should be inspected for retained debris, corrosion, deformation, surface damage, or other conditions that could interfere with normal instrument performance.
The live Peak Surgicals storefront includes a Size selector for PS-6716, indicating that selectable configurations are available.
However, the exact size values are not exposed in the currently accessible product information. Buyers requiring a particular overall length, tip width, or working-end configuration should confirm the selected Size before purchase.
The current Peak Surgicals specification lists satin, dull, and mirror finish options. These provide multiple surface-finish choices for hospitals, clinics, distributors, and surgical-instrument buyers.
If a particular finish is required to match an existing instrument inventory, it should be confirmed when placing the order.
| Product Name | Seldin-Type Periosteal Elevator |
| SKU / Model Number | PS-6716 |
| Instrument Type | Periosteal Elevator |
| Pattern | Seldin-Type |
| Material | German Stainless Steel |
| Primary Function | Periosteal and Soft Tissue Elevation from Bone |
| Feature | Reusable |
| Finish Options | Satin, Dull, Mirror |
| Listed Usage | Operating Room, Others |
| Size Options | Selectable – Exact Values Not Exposed on Current Page |
| Exact Tip Dimensions | Not Specified on Current Product Page |
| Single / Double Ended | Not Specified on Current Product Page |
The Seldin-Type Periosteal Elevator is relevant for surgical facilities, oral and dental surgery departments, hospitals, instrument distributors, and procurement teams sourcing reusable periosteal elevators.
For accurate purchasing and inventory identification, buyers can reference SKU PS-6716, the Seldin pattern, German stainless-steel construction, and required Size and finish options. Buyers requiring exact overall length, tip dimensions, working-end geometry, single- or double-ended configuration, or stainless-steel alloy grade should confirm those specifications before ordering because they are not stated on the current Peak Surgicals page.
It is designed for controlled elevation and separation of periosteum and soft tissue from bone during appropriate surgical procedures.
Yes. The Seldin periosteal elevator pattern is commonly associated with oral and dental surgical instrumentation for soft-tissue and periosteal elevation.
The current Peak Surgicals SKU is PS-6716.
The current Peak Surgicals specification lists German stainless steel. The exact alloy grade is not stated.
Yes. Peak Surgicals specifically identifies PS-6716 as reusable.
The live storefront provides a Size selector, but exact size values, tip dimensions, and single- or double-ended configuration are not stated in the current product information. These details should be confirmed before ordering.