Cobb Spinal Bone Elevator (Elevator Width: 32mm) (292.1mm) (11.5inch) Ackland / Overlapping Jaws The atraumatic design of the

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Cobb Spinal Bone Elevator (Elevator Width: 32mm) (292.1mm) (11.5inch) Ackland / Overlapping Jaws The atraumatic design of theA Cobb spinal bone elevator is a surgical instrument used to elevate the vertebrae during a spinal procedure. It is used to gently lift the vertebrae away from the spinal cord and surrounding tissues to provide more space for the surgeon to work. The elevator has a curved blade and a handle that is used to manipulate the vertebrae. The size of the blade and handle vary depending on the size of the patient and the procedure being performed.