Surgical Mart Cushing IVD Rongeur Upward 8″ Alligator Scoop-Shaped Jaws Cushing Rongeur Upward Angled 8″ (20.3cm) 4mm x 10mm Alligator Style Scoop-Shaped Jaws with Ring Figers Handle Premium Quality Stainless Steel Laminectomy Punches & Cutters Spinal & Neurosurgical Instruments. Cushing IVD rongeur is a surgical tool used in neurosurgery and orthopedics to remove small bone fragments, specifically in intervertebral disc (IVD) spaces.
These rongeurs are tools with sharp, cup-like jaws that are specifically designed for precise bone removal and tissue manipulation in confined areas. Cushing rongeurs utilized for surgical procedures like laminectomies or discectomies, allowing precise bone removal with minimal tissue disruption due to its sharp, scoop-shaped jaws.
Cushing IVD ronguers designed to accommodate various surgical approaches and anatomical locations, available in straight, upward, and downward angles. Featuring alligator-style scoop-shaped jaws and finger rings handle, provide enhanced grip, preventing slippage and finger strain during lengthy procedures.
Made of premium grade stainless steel ensuring durability and withstand with repeated use. CUSHING IVD RONGEURS
Key Features
- : 8″ (20.3cm) Overall Length
- 4mm X 10mm Scoop-Shaped Sharp Cup Jaws – Upward Angled
- Multiple Jaw Profiles Suitable for All Applications
- Ergonomic Alligator Style Finger Ring Handle for Superior Control
- Robust Structure
- Made with Premium Quality Stainless Steel
Package Includes
- : 1 Pc Cushing Rongeur 8″ Upward Angled 4x10mm Jaws
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