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

Controlled Access for Precise Bone and Tissue Removal

The Cushing IVD rongeur is a surgical biting instrument designed to remove small amounts of bone or other firm tissue through its 2.0mm x 10.0mm toothed cup jaws. Its straight profile and 180mm working length provide extended access for controlled handling in General Surgery and Neurosurgery workflows. The ring handle supports a familiar grip and coordinated jaw actuation, while the 9 1/2-inch overall size helps position the instrument within deeper operative fields. This configuration is suited to tasks requiring focused nibbling, reach, and direct control rather than broad tissue manipulation.

Use Cases

• Removing small portions of bone during general surgical procedures where a straight rongeur profile is appropriate.
• Supporting neurosurgical workflows that require extended reach and a compact 2mm bite for controlled bone removal.
• Using the toothed cup jaws to engage firm material during incremental nibbling rather than broad cutting.
• Applying the ring handle for deliberate opening and closing of the jaws during focused instrument work.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

• Clean and reprocess the rongeur in accordance with facility protocols and the applicable manufacturer instructions.
• Inspect the toothed cup jaws, cutting surfaces, alignment, and ring handle before and after use for visible damage or restricted movement.
• Handle the jaws carefully during transport, cleaning, and storage to help protect their working edges and teeth.
• Store the instrument in a manner that prevents contact damage and keeps the jaws and handle accessible for inspection.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.