11-1236-24 | Smith-Peterson Laminectomy
Rongeur
Deep spinal work places greater demands on an instrument’s reach and jaw orientation. The
11-1236-24 Smith-Peterson Laminectomy Rongeur measures 24 cm, or 9 1/2 inches, and
combines an extended shaft with curved 3 x 16 mm jaws and a double-action mechanism. The
result is a rongeur intended for demanding laminectomy and spinal decompression work where
access to deeper bone is required. It belongs naturally among specialized bone surgery instruments used for spinal procedures.
The 24 cm length is one of the defining characteristics of this model. It gives the operator
additional reach without requiring the working end to remain close to the hand. The curved jaw
configuration also permits an angled approach to the operative area, which can be valuable
when direct access is restricted.
Instrument details:
● 24 cm length: Provides extended reach for deep surgical sites.
● Curved 3 x 16 mm jaws: Give the operator a defined biting surface while supporting an
angled approach.
● Double-action construction: Reduces the hand effort required for repeated bone
resection.
● Laminectomy pattern: Suits procedures involving spinal decompression and controlled
removal of bone.
● Surgical-grade stainless steel: Confirmed by the product page and appropriate for
professional instrument construction.
The combination of length, curvature, and double-action mechanics makes this Smith-Peterson
model a specialized choice rather than a general-purpose rongeur. It can be particularly useful
when the surgeon needs to reach deeper anatomy while maintaining a controlled cutting motion.
Add this extended laminectomy rongeur to your spinal surgery inventory today.
