Spurling kerrison rongeur working length 305mm, thin footplate angled up 40º 1.0mm bite large handle

Long-Reach Kerrison Control for Focused Bone Removal

A Spurling Kerrison rongeur is a surgical instrument used to remove small portions of bone in confined operative fields. This model combines a 305mm working length with an extra-thin footplate and 40° upward angle to support access where a longer, directed profile is useful. Its 1mm bite is suited to controlled, incremental biting, while the large Spurling handle provides a substantial gripping surface during instrument manipulation. The angled configuration can support visibility and positioning in both general surgery and neurosurgical workflows, while the thin footplate helps maintain a low-profile working end.

Use Cases

• Use for controlled, incremental bone removal during general surgical procedures requiring a narrow 1mm bite.
• Apply the 305mm working length when access to a deeper or more recessed operative field is required.
• Use the 40° upward angle to approach bone from a directed orientation in confined working areas.
• Support neurosurgical instrument handling where an extra-thin footplate and long reach are relevant to the operative approach.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

• Clean and reprocess according to the facility's approved protocols and the applicable instrument instructions for use.
• Inspect the 1mm bite, extra-thin footplate, angled working end, and handle before use for visible damage or impaired operation.
• Handle the long, angled instrument carefully to avoid impact or distortion of the working end during transport and preparation.
• Store in a manner that protects the footplate and bite from contact with other instruments.

General use; follow facility protocols.