11-1225-14 | Cleveland Bone Rongeur
When the surgical field is restricted, a compact rongeur can provide better control than a larger
instrument. The 11-1225-14 Cleveland Bone Rongeur measures 14 cm (5 1/2 inches) and is
intended for controlled bone removal in confined surgical spaces. Its compact format makes it
particularly relevant where maneuverability matters as much as reach.
For surgeons selecting bone surgery instruments, this Cleveland pattern provides a smaller alternative to
longer rongeurs used for deeper access.
Why its compact format matters:
● 14 cm length: Keeps the instrument manageable during close surgical work.
● Compact profile: Supports access where larger rongeurs may be cumbersome.
● Single-action mechanism: Provides direct control of the cutting action.
● Cleveland pattern: Gives the surgical team a recognizable configuration for specialized
bone removal.
● Orthopedic and spinal use: Suitable for procedures where localized bone resection is
required.
The product page specifically notes foraminotomy and decompression procedures among its
applications. In these situations, a compact instrument can be useful when the surgeon needs
to work within a limited area while maintaining visibility of the operative field.
The value of a small rongeur is not simply that it is shorter. Its dimensions affect how easily the
surgeon can position the jaws, adjust the working angle, and make controlled bites. That makes
the 11-1225-14 a useful choice for selected procedures requiring close access.
Add this Cleveland Bone Rongeur to your spinal or orthopedic procedure set today.
