Specialty
Rongeurs, retractors, hooks and dissectors for neurosurgery and spinal work.
From the catalogue
Neurosurgery and spinal surgery need precise, often long and bayonet-shaped instruments: fine dissectors, micro scissors, Kerrison rongeurs, pituitary forceps, nerve hooks, dura instruments and self-retaining retractors.
Questions
A Kerrison rongeur is a punch with a footplate used to remove bone and ligament, especially in spinal surgery. It is available in several bite sizes and angles.
The bayonet shape keeps the surgeon’s hand out of the line of sight when working down a narrow opening or under a microscope.
Yes. Penfield dissectors are available in the standard numbered patterns used for neurosurgical and spinal dissection.
Yes. Every instrument has a catalogue code (for example SC-GI/035). Send us a list of codes, names or a photo of your tray and we will confirm availability and pricing, usually within one working day.
Yes. We can match an existing tray list or help you put together a new set, supplied with every instrument labelled so it is easy to check and re-order.
Send your list — names, codes or a full tray — and we’ll reply with availability and pricing.
