Ferris-Smith kerrison rongeur working length 200mm angled up 40° 1.0mm bite, ergonomic ring handle

Controlled Access and Comfortable Handling for Precise Bone Removal

The Ferris-Smith Kerrison rongeur is a surgical biting instrument used to remove small amounts of bone and other hard tissue during procedures requiring controlled access. Its 200mm working length and 40° upward angle support reach into deeper or less direct operative areas while helping maintain a practical line of sight. The ergonomic ring handle is shaped for secure, familiar handling during repeated instrument manipulation. As a micro-weight rongeur, it suits detail-oriented workflows in General Surgery and Neurosurgery where measured bites, directional access, and responsive control are important to the procedural approach.

Use Cases

• Removing small amounts of bone during General Surgery procedures where controlled rongeur access is required.
• Supporting Neurosurgery workflows that call for an upward-angled instrument and extended working reach.
• Approaching deeper or less direct operative areas with the 200mm working length.
• Using the ergonomic ring handle for familiar grip and controlled manipulation during repeated biting tasks.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

• Clean and reprocess the rongeur according to facility protocols and the applicable manufacturer instructions for use.
• Inspect the bite area, angled shaft, and ergonomic ring handle before and after use for visible damage, residue, or compromised function.
• Handle the biting edges carefully during cleaning, transport, and storage to reduce the risk of contact damage.
• Store the instrument in a manner that protects the bite and maintains clear access for inspection before the next procedure.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.