Double Action Curved Bone Rongeur (Duckbill) -S

Enables controlled bone removal and contouring for clear exposure in spine, hand, and foot cases. Speeds access and debridement, supporting confident decisions and clear records.

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SKU: ORT-6007-FOR Categories: Forceps, Orthopedic, Surgical Instruments

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Technical Specifications of Double Action Curved Bone Rongeur (Duckbill) -S

Specification	Description
Speciality	Orthopedic
Model Variant	Small
Material	STAINLESS STEEL
Sterilization Method	AUTOCLAVABLE
Finish	Matte / Satin Finish
Length (mm)	22 cm
Packiging Unit	Single Piece
Handle Type	Ergonomic with Spring Mechanism
Tip Type	CVD
Brand	Hilton brand
Country of Origin	Pakistan
SKU	ORT-6007-FOR

Intended for orthopedic use, this stainless steel instrument features a matte/satin surface and an ergonomic spring-handle mechanism. The small variant measures 22 cm, is autoclavable, and is supplied as a single piece for straightforward reprocessing and inventory management.

Surgical Applications of Double Action Curved Bone Rongeur (Duckbill) -S

This device facilitates access in confined or angled fields by removing discrete bone pieces and dense fibrous tissue. Its curved duckbill profile supports corridor preparation, including margin refinement, limited osseous window formation, and recess management across spine, hand, and foot procedures.

Common Applications

Incremental removal of cortical or cancellous fragments within narrow or angled approach paths.
Edge detailing along joint contours during site preparation.
Formation of small bony apertures to accommodate instrument passage.
Evacuation of loosened bone from canals and recesses during access preparation.
Collection of small bone chips for graft preparation.