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Kerrison Punch is a specialized device that neurosurgeons use to bite off and nip away small bone pieces, especially from the lamina of vertebrae, in order to relieve pressure on the spinal cord. Kerrison Punch offers a wide range of surgical benefits. Its principal use is to provide an atraumatic way to gouge out the lamina bone to decompress the spinal cord and nerves.

• 40° & 90° Tip Angles for Different Biting Approaches.
• Plier Grip Style Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.
• Detachable & Regular Patterns to Suit All Applications.

                                                   

Inge Lamina Spreader is a specialized surgical instrument that is used for retracting small incision to give access for surgical manipulation. It is frequently used to spread the narrow incisions during orthopedic and spinal surgeries.

• Toothed Tips For Secure Grip
• Ergonomic Design For Comfortable Handling
• Grip Handles For Superior Control
• Material: Lamina spreaders are typically crafted from high-grade, corrosion-resistant surgical stainless steel, making them durable, sterilizable, and reusable.
• Design: They often feature a self-retaining ratchet mechanism to lock the instrument in place for stable, hands-free operation.
• Tips: The tips can be toothed or smooth, with toothed tips providing a more secure grip on bone or dense tissue to prevent slippage, while smooth edges are used for more delicate tissues or when bone engagement is not necessary.
• Ergonomics: They are designed with ergonomic handles to ensure comfortable handling and precise control during complex operations. 

 Laxmi Surgical Kerrison Bone Punch with a black ceramic coating is made from high-quality German stainless steel. The product is in dull polish for aesthetic and corrosion resistance. The product is covered with 1-year warranty against any manufacturing defect.  Kerrison Bone Punch’s are called as  kerrison punch, kerrison bone rongeur and bone punch. 

• 45 Degree forward angled tip
• Up-bite 1mm
• Shaft length: 7inches
• Standard jaw opening
• Black color ceramic coating and golden polish

LAXMI SURGICAL  Kerrison Bone Punch is a surgical tool used for removing small pieces of bone during surgeries. This instrument is a hand-held, plier-style punch that features sharp, curved blades at its tip. It is designed to fit into tight spaces and provides a high level of accuracy and precision in bone removal surgeries. Made from high-quality stainless steel, the Kerrison Bone Punch is a reliable and durable tool for medical professionals.In pediatric spine surgery, a Kerrison rongeur is often used for posterior column osteotomies and neural decompression. These punches are used for spinal neurosurgical procedures, especially for Laminectomy for laminectomies. When the situation requires extra reach, these long punches can offer reserves for bridging the distance. The anatomic situation can require a punch size just between the standard sizes.

Kerrison Punch is a specialized device that neurosurgeons use to bite off and nip away small bone pieces, especially from the lamina of vertebrae, in order to relieve pressure on the spinal cord. which is used for the removal of ligaments/bone adjacent to neural elements. In pediatric spine surgery, a Kerrison Punch  is often used for posterior column osteotomies and neural decompression.

These punches are used for spinal neurosurgical procedures, especially for Laminectomy for laminectomies. When the situation requires extra reach, these long punches can offer reserves for bridging the distance. The anatomic situation can require a punch size just between the standard sizes.

A pituitary rongeur is a specialized surgical instrument designed for grasping, cutting, and removing soft tissue, cartilage, and herniated disc fragments. Unlike standard rongeurs used for heavy bone biting, pituitary rongeurs feature a lighter frame and delicate cupped or scooped jaws intended for use in confined spaces like the spinal canal or the pituitary gland region. Key Features

• Cup-Shaped Tips: Designed to provide a secure grip for clean tissue extraction.
• Long, Narrow Shafts: Enable surgeons to reach deep surgical sites with minimal disruption to surrounding structures. Common lengths range from 5 to 12 inches.
• Handle Design: Typically features scissor-like ring handles or ergonomic grips for precision and control.
• Material: Constructed from high-quality, surgical-grade stainless steel to ensure durability and resistance to frequent sterilization.