Ferris-Smith IVD rongeur working length 254mm straight 2.0mm x 10.0mm cup jaws with teeth, ergonomic ring handle

Extended Reach and Controlled Rongeur Handling

The Ferris-Smith IVD rongeur is a surgical cutting instrument designed for controlled removal of small amounts of hard tissue during open procedures. Its 254 mm working length supports reach into deeper operative fields, while the straight profile helps maintain a direct approach to the target area. The 2.0 mm x 10.0 mm toothed cup jaws are suited to focused bites, and the ergonomic ring handle supports familiar finger placement and controlled actuation. For General Surgery and Neurosurgery workflows, this configuration combines extended access with a compact working end for tasks that require deliberate, localized tissue removal.

Use Cases

• Use in General Surgery workflows requiring a long-reach rongeur for controlled removal of small amounts of hard tissue.
• Support Neurosurgery procedures where extended working length can help access deeper operative areas.
• Apply the straight shaft when a direct instrument approach is preferred.
• Use the toothed cup jaws for focused engagement and removal of small tissue or hard-tissue portions.
• Employ the ergonomic ring handle for familiar manual control during repeated instrument positioning and actuation.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the instrument promptly after use according to facility protocols and the applicable manufacturer instructions for use.
• Inspect the toothed cup jaws, cutting surfaces, shaft, and ring handle for debris, damage, alignment, or restricted movement before reuse.
• Handle the jaws carefully during cleaning, transport, and storage to help protect their working edges and teeth.
• Store the rongeur in a clean, protected manner that prevents contact damage to the jaws and shaft.

General use; follow facility protocols.