Foraminotomy rongeur working length 200mm curved right shaft angled up 40° 4.0mm bite small handle

Reach and Directional Control for Focused Rongeur Handling

The Foraminotomy rongeur is a surgical bone-biting instrument intended for focused removal of bone during access and decompression work. Its 200mm working length supports reach into deeper operative fields, while the curved right shaft angled up 40° helps position the 4mm bite in relation to the working site. The small handle is suited to controlled manipulation during instrument handling. For General Surgery and Neurosurgery workflows, this configuration provides a practical combination of extended reach, directional access, and a compact bite for task-focused rongeur use, without adding unnecessary complexity to the instrument profile.

Use Cases

• Use for foraminotomy-related bone removal where the named curved, up-angled profile supports access to the working site.
• Support Neurosurgery workflows requiring a 200mm working length for reach into deeper operative fields.
• Use in General Surgery settings for focused rongeur handling where a 4mm bite is appropriate to the task.
• Apply the right-curved shaft to help position the bite in relation to the intended area during controlled manipulation.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the rongeur promptly after use in accordance with facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect the 4mm bite, curved shaft, and angled working end for visible damage, distortion, or residue before handling or reuse.
• Handle the bite and shaft carefully during cleaning, transport, and storage to help protect the working geometry.
• Store the instrument in a suitable protected location after cleaning and inspection.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.