- Condition: Factory New
- Warranty: Lifetime
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- MFR: Sklar Ships from Manufacturer
- MPN: 43-2085
- Phone: (610) 756-7863
Frequently asked questions
Is this instrument constructed from high-quality stainless steel?
Yes, this rongeur is manufactured from high-grade stainless steel. This durable construction ensures it stands up to the rigors of repeated clinical use and sterilization cycles.
Is this tool effective for complex spinal surgeries?
Absolutely. This instrument is specifically engineered for orthopedic and spinal procedures, including:
- Laminectomies
- Discectomies
- Vertebral arch debulking
It is designed to provide the necessary precision for working near delicate structures.
How does the bayonet shaft benefit the surgeon?
The bayonet-style shaft is a significant feature designed to enhance the surgeon’s workflow. Unlike straight-shaft models, it improves visualization of the operative field, allowing for better accuracy and sightlines during procedures.
Is the cutting tip designed for maximum material removal?
Yes, the working end features a specialized cupped, serrated, and fenestrated tip. This design is specifically created to maximize efficiency when excising or debulking bone material.
Does the handle design provide a secure grip?
The handle incorporates ergonomic finger rings, which are intended to facilitate a firm, secure hold during use. This design helps the surgeon maintain precise manual control while minimizing trauma to adjacent disc structures.
Is this rongeur suitable for repeated clinical use?
Yes, this is a reusable surgical instrument. It is built for longevity and is intended to be cleaned and sterilized between uses as part of your standard orthopedic instrument maintenance protocol.
Are any latex materials used in this instrument?
No. This Sklar Caspar rongeur is not made with natural rubber latex, making it a safe choice for surgical environments where latex allergies are a concern.
Does this instrument meet strict TAA compliance standards?
Yes, this instrument is fully TAA compliant, meeting the regulatory requirements often needed for government and institutional procurement.
Is the downward angle useful for specific procedures?
The downwards angled bottom jaw is specifically intended for procedures that require debulking or removal of the vertebral arch. The geometry of the tip allows for better access and positioning in these specific orthopedic applications.
Can this instrument be integrated into existing surgical sets?
Yes, it is designed to pair well with other high-grade, reusable stainless steel surgical instruments. It serves as an excellent addition to any standard orthopedic or spinal surgery tray set.