Bone Rongeur | Medic Instrument

A Bone Rongeur is a powerful, double-action surgical instrument used for the controlled cutting and removal of bone in various surgical specialties, including neurosurgery, orthopedics, and ENT. Its strong, cup-shaped jaws provide a levered, biting action that allows surgeons to take precise “bites” of bone, enabling tasks like laminectomy, craniectomy, joint debridement, or shaping bone grafts. The double-action mechanism multiplies hand force, making bone removal efficient while minimizing fatigue. Available in multiple jaw sizes and angles, it is a fundamental tool for any procedure requiring bone excision.

Key Features:

Strong, double-action mechanism provides leveraged cutting force with minimal hand pressure.
Cup-shaped jaws allow for the controlled, biting removal of bone fragments.
Used in neurosurgery (craniotomy, laminectomy), orthopedics, spinal, and ENT surgery.
Enables precise bone work near delicate neural and vascular structures.
Available in various jaw sizes and angles (straight, curved, up-biting, down-biting).
A cornerstone bone-cutting instrument in the surgical armamentarium.