Cushing IVD rongeur 9 1/2" working length 180mm curved down 2.0mm x 10.0mm cup jaws with teeth ring handle

Controlled Access for Focused Rongeur Work

The Cushing IVD rongeur is a surgical bone-cutting instrument intended for controlled removal or nibbling of hard tissue during procedures where focused access is important. Its 180 mm working length and 9 1/2-inch overall dimension support reach into the operative field, while the curved-down profile helps orient the 2.0 mm x 10.0 mm cup jaws toward the target area. The toothed jaws are suited to engaging material during incremental bites, and the ring handle provides a familiar operating format for instrument control. It can support applicable workflows in General Surgery and Neurosurgery without being limited to either specialty.

Use Cases

• Use for controlled rongeur work where the curved-down profile helps direct the cup jaws toward the working area.
• Apply the 2.0 mm x 10.0 mm toothed cup jaws for focused, incremental engagement of hard tissue.
• Use the 180 mm working length when additional reach is useful within the operative field.
• Support General Surgery workflows requiring a Cushing-style rongeur for localized hard-tissue removal.
• Support Neurosurgery workflows requiring a long, curved-down rongeur format for focused access and handling.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the instrument according to facility protocols and the applicable manufacturer instructions.
• Inspect the toothed cup jaws, cutting surfaces, hinge, and ring handle for residue, damage, or impaired movement before use.
• Handle the curved-down jaws carefully during cleaning, transport, and storage to help protect their alignment.
• Store the rongeur in a manner that prevents contact damage to the jaws and preserves free handle movement.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.