Spurling IVD rongeur 7 1/2" working length 125mm curved up 4.0mm x 10.0mm cup jaws ring handle

Precision Access for Intervertebral Disc Procedures

The Spurling IVD rongeur is designed for precise removal of disc material and bone during spinal procedures. Its curved up configuration facilitates access to specific anatomical areas while minimizing tissue disruption. The 7 1/2-inch working length provides adequate reach for deep surgical sites, while the 4.0mm x 10.0mm cup jaws offer controlled biting capacity. Ring handles supports familiar grip and tactile feedback for surgeons requiring accuracy in confined spaces. This instrument supports workflow efficiency in both neurosurgery and general surgery settings where delicate tissue handling is paramount.

Use Cases

• Removing intervertebral disc material during spinal decompression procedures
• Excising bone fragments or soft tissue in confined anatomical spaces
• Facilitating access in neurosurgery and general surgery spinal workflows
• Utilizing curved up jaws for angled approach to target tissue
• Handling delicate tissue removal requiring precise bite control

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean thoroughly immediately after use to prevent debris accumulation on jaws
• Store in a dry environment to maintain instrument integrity
• Follow facility protocols for reprocessing surgical instruments

General use; follow facility protocols.