Spurling kerrison rongeur working length 150mm, thin footplate angled up 90° 3.0mm bite 15.0mm opening, cherry handle

Controlled Access and Efficient Bone Removal

The Spurling Kerrison rongeur is a surgical instrument designed for controlled removal of bone and other firm tissue during general surgery and neurosurgery. Its 150mm working length supports access within deeper operative fields, while the thin footplate and 90° upward angle help position the biting end where a straight approach may be difficult. The Spurling handle provides a familiar control format for professional instrument handling, and the cherry handle finish supports quick visual identification on the sterile field. Its defined bite and opening are suited to measured, task-focused rongeur use rather than broad tissue manipulation.

Use Cases

• Removing small amounts of bone during general surgical procedures where a Kerrison-style rongeur is appropriate.
• Supporting neurosurgical workflows that require a long working reach and an upward-angled biting end.
• Positioning the thin footplate beneath or beside a target area when access is limited.
• Using the 90° upward orientation to approach anatomy from a controlled angle.
• Applying the instrument for focused rongeur tasks requiring a defined bite and opening.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the rongeur promptly after use in accordance with facility protocols and the applicable instrument-care instructions.
• Inspect the thin footplate, biting surfaces, opening, and angled working end for retained debris, damage, or deformation before reuse.
• Handle the instrument carefully to protect the biting mechanism and avoid impact or contact with other instruments that could affect alignment.
• Store the rongeur in a manner that protects the working end and prevents unnecessary loading or abrasion.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.