Caspar Intervertebral Rongeur Fenestrated and Toothed Jaws Angled Upward (Bite Size: 4 x 14mm) (Shaft Length: 160mm) Telescopic Handle A Spurling Rongeur is a

A Spurling Rongeur is a type of surgical instrument used to hold and remove bone

such as the mucous membranes of the stomach and intestines

It has four blunt prongs and a hollow handle

curved blade with a serrated edge and is used to safely and accurately cut through a plaster cast without damaging the underlying tissue

Gillies Dissecting and Tissue Forceps are used by surgeons to hold and manipulate tissue during surgical procedures

Caspar Intervertebral Rongeur Fenestrated and Toothed Jaws Angled Upward (Bite Size: 4 x 14mm) (Shaft Length: 160mm) Telescopic Handle A Spurling Rongeur is aThe Caspar InterVert Rngr Fenestrated and Toothed Jaws Angled Upward 160 4 x 14 mm is a surgical instrument used to grasp and hold tissue during surgical procedures. It has fenestrated and toothed jaws that are angled upward 160 degrees and measure 4 x 14 mm.