Schlesinger IVD rongeur working length 150mm angled down 2.0mm x 10.0mm cup jaws with teeth ring handle

Angled Reach and Controlled Rongeur Handling

The Schlesinger IVD rongeur is a surgical instrument designed for controlled biting and removal of small amounts of tissue or bone during operative work. Its 150mm working length supports access in deeper or more restricted fields, while the angled profile helps position the 2mm bite where a straight approach may be less convenient. The cup jaws with teeth are suited to secure engagement during incremental bites, and the ring handle provides a familiar grip for deliberate manipulation. Appropriate for general surgery and neurosurgery workflows, this rongeur combines reach, defined jaw geometry, and practical handling in one focused instrument.

Use Cases

• Perform controlled biting and removal tasks in general surgery using the rongeur’s toothed cup jaws.
• Support neurosurgical workflows where an angled instrument and extended 150mm working length can assist access within a confined operative field.
• Use the 2mm bite for incremental removal when a smaller, defined jaw size is appropriate to the task.
• Use the ring handle for familiar instrument positioning and controlled manual manipulation.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the rongeur promptly after use according to facility procedures and the applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect the cup jaws, teeth, angled working end, and ring handle for debris, damage, or irregular movement before reuse.
• Handle the jaws carefully during cleaning, transport, and storage to help preserve their defined biting surfaces.
• Store the instrument in a manner that protects the working end from contact damage and supports orderly handling.

General use; follow facility protocols.