Laminectomy forceps

neurosurgeryboneremoving

SURTEX® Cushing Laminectomy Rongeur is a specialized device that neurosurgeons use for gouging out bone from the vertebral lamina, in order to enlarge the spinal canal and generate decompression. Scoop-Shaped Jaws to Debulk Bone with Precision. Multiple Jaws Profiles Suitable for All Applications. Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Superior Handling. DESCRIPTION The Cushing Laminectomy Rongeur offers a wide array of surgical advantages. Its principal use is to provide an efficient way to remove part of the lamina, with the purpose of decompressing the spine. To this end, the instrument features alligator style, scoop-shaped jaws that easily reach to the lamina in different angles. In addition, the jaws’ size is 2 x 10mm, which is ideal to traverse narrow spaces. Also, the multiple working end profiles are suitable to perform laminectomy from any surgical approach. Moreover, the Cushing Laminectomy Rongeur features finger rings that ensure enhanced gripping. As a result, surgeons avoid slippage and finger strain during lengthy procedures. Manufactured in premium grade stainless steel with a fine satin finish that reduces glare. Handle Type - Ring Handle Working End Size - 2 x 10 mm Finish - Satin Material - Stainless Steel CE Marking - Yes Reusable - Yes