Spurling kerrison rongeur working length 180mm, thin footplate angled down 90º 3.0mm bite 15.0mm opening, cherry handle

Precision Bone Removal with Angled Down Access

The Spurling Kerrison rongeur is designed for precise bone removal where access is limited and visualization is critical. Featuring a 180mm working length and a 90° down angled thin footplate, this instrument facilitates controlled biting in deep surgical fields. The 3.0mm bite size and 15.0mm opening allow for meticulous tissue management during procedures requiring fine detail. Suitable for applications in neurosurgery and general surgery, the cherry handle provides a familiar grip for steady manipulation. This configuration supports surgeons seeking consistent handling when navigating complex anatomical structures without compromising on control or reach during delicate operative workflows.

Use Cases

• Supporting bone removal tasks in neurosurgery and general surgery settings.
• Facilitating downward angled access during spinal decompression workflows.
• Removing small bone fragments with the 3.0mm bite capacity.
• Navigating deep surgical fields with the 180mm working length.
• Utilizing the extra thin footplate for minimal tissue intrusion.
• Maintaining grip stability with the cherry handle design.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Inspect the thin footplate and jaw alignment for damage before each use.
• Clean thoroughly according to facility protocols to maintain joint function.
• Store in a protected position to prevent impact on the angled tip.
• Handle the cherry handle grip carefully to supports ergonomic control during procedures.

General use; follow facility protocols.