11-1294-19 | Cottle-Kazanjian Bone Cutting
Rongeur Forceps
The 11-1294-19 Cottle-Kazanjian Bone Cutting Rongeur Forceps is positioned within the bone
cutting forceps range rather than the general bone rongeur group. Its 19 cm size gives it a
practical intermediate length for controlled bone cutting and removal. This makes it a useful
choice for surgical teams that need dedicated bone surgery instruments with a cutting-forceps configuration rather than a
standard rongeur pattern.
The Cottle-Kazanjian name identifies a specialized instrument design commonly associated with
controlled bone work. Its role is different from a narrow laminectomy rongeur. Bone cutting
forceps are generally selected when the surgeon needs a forceps-style cutting action to remove
or trim bone through a controlled bite.
Important selection points include:
● 19 cm length: Provides a useful balance between reach and close instrument handling.
● Bone cutting forceps pattern: Gives the surgeon a dedicated tool for cutting or
removing bone.
● Cottle-Kazanjian design: Provides a specific pattern for surgical instrument selection
rather than a generic bone cutter.
● Intermediate size: Fits naturally between compact cutting forceps and longer models.
● Procedure-focused construction: Makes the instrument relevant to orthopedic,
reconstructive, and other bone-cutting applications where its configuration is appropriate.
Because the available product information does not specify jaw dimensions, exact angulation,
material, or surface finish, those details have not been added here.
For surgical procurement teams, maintaining different cutting forceps patterns can help
surgeons select the working geometry most appropriate to the procedure.
Add the 11-1294-19 Cottle-Kazanjian Bone Cutting Rongeur Forceps to your surgical inventory.
