Dean Rongeur

straight jaws on curved handles, jaws 3.0 mm wide, 7-1/2" (19.0 cm)Jeurs-Lempert Ronguer is a multiple purpose instrument that can be used in a number of different surgical procedures in which it is necessary to handle or move bone in some way. These rongeurs feature curved spring handles that allows this instrument to have the necessary contour for use in the body. Additionally the straight jaws allow for them to reach deeply into particular areas where bones are located. This instrument can be used gently to handle bone and with more force and pressure for cutting and reshaping of bone or bony tissue areas in a number of orthopedic surgeries.

Bane Bone Rongeur is a specialized instrument made for manipulation of bone. It can be used to do tings like clip bone into smaller fragments or to chip or gnaw away at a particular areas of bone in repair of fractures or simply in increasing access to the surgical field. This instrument features jaws that are 5.0 mm wide and are curved which makes it better suited to mirror the contours of certain areas of the body.

straight Liston Bone Cutting Forceps are crafted for use in a variety of different surgical procedures that require manipulation and handling of bones. Not only can these be used to handle bone but are crafted in order to cut bone. These forceps feature handles that are crafted for comfortable griping making them easy to manipulate manually. This instrument can be used in a procedures such as laminectomies or other orthopedic surgeries that require clipping of bones. Additionally these forceps are available in six different lengths suitable for any procedures or surgeon preference.

Cleveland Bone Cutting Forceps are ideally suited for use in clipping bone. These forceps can be used for a variety of procedures that require cutting of the nasal bone or in procedures that require access to the orbit. In dealing with such delicate bone structures very precise and sharp instrumentation is necessary. Additionally these jaws are angled which allows them to access the surgical field while keeping the handle at an easy to access angle.