Luer Bone Rongeur | Medic Instrument

The Luer Bone Rongeur, often synonymous with the Stille-Luer design, is a specific type of strong, double-action rongeur with a distinctive, robust mechanism. It is a workhorse instrument for bone removal in orthopedic, neurosurgical, and spinal procedures. Its powerful jaws and reliable action allow for efficient nibbling away of bone in procedures like laminectomy, foraminotomy, or joint preparation. The “Luer” designation often refers to the style of the hinge and handle, known for its durability and ability to transmit significant force for cutting dense bone.

Key Features:

Robust, double-action “Luer” mechanism for powerful, efficient bone cutting.
Cup-shaped jaws for the controlled removal of bone fragments.
Widely used in spinal surgery (discectomy, laminectomy), orthopedics, and neurosurgery.
Durable construction withstands the high forces needed for cutting vertebral bone or joint surfaces.
A fundamental and reliable bone-removal tool in many surgical sets.
Provides the strength needed for repetitive bone work.