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Description

Sklar's Kerrision non-detachable rongeur 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 coated surface protects the instrument for durability and smoothness, reducing the need for frequent sharpening. This version has a 40 degree up 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 7"
Instrument Material stainless steel
Is Sterile non-sterile
Is Taa Compliant taa compliant
Latex Free not made with natural rubber latex
Surname kerrison
Tip Config upwards cutting bite (40 degrees)
Type laminectomy punch rongeur
Uom ea
Uom Description 1 each

Frequently asked questions

Does the titanium nitride coating improve instrument longevity?

Yes, the black titanium nitride coating is specifically applied to significantly increase the instrument’s longevity. This hardened surface provides several key benefits:

  • Wear Resistance: Protects the metal from premature degradation.
  • Edge Maintenance: Helps the cutting edges stay sharp for longer periods.
  • Smooth Operation: Reduces friction, allowing for consistent performance during surgical procedures.
Is the integrated ejector effective for bone removal?

Absolutely. The integrated ejector mechanism is a core feature designed to streamline the bone-biting process. By automatically clearing bone debris, it facilitates more efficient removal and helps minimize procedural downtime, allowing for a smoother surgical workflow.

Is this rongeur safe for use near the spinal cord?

Yes, this instrument is engineered specifically for delicate spinal laminectomy procedures. Its thin footplate design allows surgeons to safely navigate and operate within the confined, sensitive areas immediately surrounding the spinal cord with precision and control.

Does the handle design support ergonomic control?

The rongeur features a pliers-style handle equipped with a high-tension spring system. This design is crafted to provide the necessary leverage and tactile feedback required for demanding spinal surgeries, ensuring the instrument feels both strong and agile in the surgeon’s hand.

Are the materials used high-grade and latex-free?

The instrument is constructed from high-quality stainless steel and is certified as not made with natural rubber latex. This ensures it is suitable for clinical environments where latex sensitivities must be strictly managed.

How should this instrument be maintained after use?

To preserve the integrity of the stainless steel and the black titanium nitride coating, the rongeur should be maintained according to standard hospital protocols for professional-grade surgical instruments. Consistent cleaning and sterilization practices will help maintain its functional lifespan.

Is this rongeur compliant with professional clinical standards?

Yes, this is an OR Grade instrument manufactured by Sklar. It is also TAA compliant, making it a reliable choice for professional clinical and surgical environments that require adherence to high-quality manufacturing standards.

What is the specific orientation of the cutting tip?

This model features a 40-degree upwards-cutting bite. This specific angle is engineered to provide optimal access and efficiency during laminectomy procedures where precise bone removal at a specific angle is required.

Is the design robust enough for recurring procedures?

The rongeur features a non-detachable, one-piece design which provides stable and consistent operation. Combined with its durable stainless steel construction, it is built to be a reusable, reliable asset for surgical teams over many procedures.

Are the instrument specifications clearly marked?

Yes, the instrument features clear laser-etched markings. These identifiers allow surgical staff to quickly verify the tool type and tip size, ensuring the correct instrument is selected for the specific phase of the surgery.