Zimmer 2889-00-04 3/4" Smith Peterson Straight Gouge Orthopedic 8"

Zimmer 2889-00-04 3/4" Smith Peterson Straight Gouge Orthopedic 8"

• Model: 2889-00-04
• Blade Width: 3/4 inches
• Blade Profile: Straight
• Overall Length: 8 inches

The Zimmer 2889-00-04 3/4″ Smith-Peterson Straight Gouge is a precision-engineered orthopedic surgical instrument designed to support reliable bone sculpting and contouring in a wide range of clinical procedures. Featuring a 3/4″ (≈19 mm) cutting blade, this straight Smith-Peterson gouge provides surgeons with an effective tool for controlled bone removal, reshaping, and surface preparation during trauma, reconstructive, and joint procedures. Its surgical-grade stainless steel construction delivers the durability and sterilization resilience required for high-performance operating room use.

At approximately 8″ in overall length, this gouge balances ergonomic handling with adequate reach, enabling precise manipulation and confident control within the operative field. The straight cutting profile is especially effective for direct bone engagement in preparation for fixation, grafting, or contour adjustments, helping clinicians maintain workflow efficiency and accuracy. Whether used to scoop cancellous bone or refine bone surfaces prior to implant placement, the reliability and responsiveness of this gouge make it a valued instrument for orthopedic surgeons and surgical technologists.

Orthopedic surgical teams appreciate the Zimmer 3/4″ Smith-Peterson Straight Gouge for its trusted craftsmanship and functional versatility. Perfect for hospital operating rooms, ambulatory surgery centers, and specialty orthopedic clinics, this instrument enhances procedural precision and supports consistent outcomes in challenging surgical environments. Backed by Zimmer’s long-standing reputation for quality instrumentation, this gouge is a solid addition to any trauma or reconstruction instrument set.

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.