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Description

Sklar's Kerrision rongeur with thin footplates and an ejector is used in spinal laminectomy procedures of the vertebral arch. The profile size allows for use in delicate areas near the spinal cord. This black Titanium Nitride (TiN) Coating surface protects the instrument for durability and smoothness, reducing the need for frequent sharpening. This version has a 90 degree down angled tip, and is available in different lengths and bite sizes.

Disposable Or Reusable reusable
Family rongeurs
Grade sklar or grade
Handle Style pliers with springs
Instrument Curvature straight
Instrument Length 11"
Instrument Material stainless steel with titanium nitride (tin) coating
Is Sterile non-sterile
Is Taa Compliant taa compliant
Latex Free not made with natural rubber latex
Surname kerrison
Tip Config upwards cutting bite (90 degrees)
Type laminectomy punch rongeur
Uom ea
Uom Description 1 each

Frequently asked questions

Is the Titanium Nitride coating durable enough for frequent use?

Yes. The black Titanium Nitride (TiN) coating is specifically applied to the stainless steel body to enhance longevity. This robust surface treatment provides a smoother operational experience and significantly reduces the frequency of required sharpening, ensuring the instrument maintains its performance over time.

How does the detachable shaft improve cleaning and maintenance?

The detachable shaft design is a key feature for rigorous reprocessing protocols. By allowing the instrument to be separated into its core components, it ensures more thorough cleaning and sterilization between uses, which is critical for maintaining high standards in surgical environments.

Why is the thin footplate design beneficial for laminectomy?

The thin footplate is engineered specifically for spinal laminectomy procedures. It allows the surgeon to navigate and work effectively in very tight anatomical spaces adjacent to the spinal cord, providing the necessary precision to remove bone while minimizing the profile size in delicate areas.

Does the handle design offer enough control for delicate procedures?

Absolutely. The instrument features a pliers-style handle with integrated springs. This specific ergonomic design is optimized for a positive grip and provides the tactile feedback and control necessary for delicate bone removal tasks.

Is this rongeur suitable for patients with latex sensitivities?

Yes, this instrument is completely safe for latex-sensitive environments. It is manufactured without the use of any natural rubber latex.

Is this instrument compatible with standard hospital compliance regulations?

Yes, the Sklar Kerrison Rongeur is TAA compliant, making it suitable for procurement in government and healthcare facilities that require adherence to Trade Agreements Act regulations.

Does the 90-degree tip configuration allow for specific surgical approaches?

Yes, the 90-degree upwards cutting bite is a precise tip configuration designed for surgical approaches where an upward punch angle is required. This specific geometry is essential for the efficient removal of vertebral arch bone.

Does this instrument require specific sterilization before its first use?

Yes, the instrument is supplied non-sterile. Regardless of its factory-new condition, it must undergo standard hospital-grade cleaning and sterilization reprocessing protocols before it is ready for use in a surgical setting.

Is the construction robust enough for repeated spinal surgeries?

Constructed from high-grade stainless steel and reinforced with a Titanium Nitride (TiN) coating, this rongeur is built for durability. The lifetime warranty further underscores the manufacturer’s confidence in the quality and longevity of this surgical instrument.

Does the ejector mechanism aid in surgical efficiency?

Yes, the integrated ejector mechanism helps clear bone debris efficiently during the procedure. This design, combined with the thin footplate, helps maintain the surgeon’s workflow by reducing the need to manually clear the instrument bite frequently.