Ferris-Smith kerrison rongeur working length 150mm angled up 40° 5.0mm bite, ergonomic ring handle

Angled Kerrison Access with Controlled, Comfortable Handling

The Ferris-Smith Kerrison rongeur is a surgical instrument used for controlled nibbling and removal of bone during procedures where focused access is required. Its 40° upward-angled profile helps position the 5mm bite toward the working area, while the 150mm working length supports reach into deeper operative fields. An ergonomic ring handle is shaped for steady, familiar manipulation during repetitive instrument use. Classified as a micro instrument, it is suited to fine work in General Surgery and Neurosurgery, where access, directional control, and careful handling are important considerations. The configuration provides practical reach without adding unnecessary complexity to the instrument workflow.

Use Cases

• Use for controlled bone nibbling where the 40° upward angle helps orient the bite toward the operative site.
• Support General Surgery procedures requiring a long-reach Kerrison rongeur for focused access.
• Use in Neurosurgery workflows where a micro-profile instrument and 5mm bite support fine bone removal tasks.
• Apply the 150mm working length when the operative field requires additional reach from the hand position.
• Use the ergonomic ring handle for familiar instrument manipulation during repeated opening and closing actions.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the instrument promptly after use in accordance with facility procedures and the applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect the bite, angled jaw, hinge, and ring handle for residue, damage, or restricted movement before reuse.
• Handle the bite and working end carefully to help protect the cutting edges and maintain alignment.
• Store in a manner that protects the angled working end from contact with other instruments.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.