Kerrison Punch Surgical Instrument – 40°/90° Angles, Up/Down Cutting, 1 mm to 5 mm Bite Sizes

A Kerrison Punch is a specialized surgical instrument commonly used in spinal and neurosurgical procedures to remove small bone fragments or soft tissue. The instrument features a pistol-grip handle and a narrow shaft with a cutting tip angled at various degrees to facilitate precise cutting in confined spaces.

Key Features:

• Cutting Angles: Available in 40-degree and 90-degree angles to accommodate different surgical needs.

• Cutting Directions: Options for up-cutting and down-cutting to suit specific procedural requirements.

• Bite Sizes: Range from 1 mm to 5 mm, allowing for varying amounts of tissue or bone removal.

• Shaft Lengths: Typically around 22 cm, providing adequate reach for deep surgical sites.

• Material: Constructed from high-quality, autoclavable German stainless steel, ensuring durability and sterility.

• Warranty: Often accompanied by warranties ranging from 5 years to a lifetime, reflecting the manufacturer's confidence in the instrument's quality.

Product Examples:

1. Medikrebs Kerrison Punch 40 Degree UP Cutting 1 mm x 22 cm:
   • Features: Autoclavable, German stainless steel, O.R. grade.
   • Specifications: 1 mm bite size, 40-degree up-cutting angle, 22 cm shaft length.
   • Micro-Kerrison Rongeur - 90 Degree Up-Cutting:
   • Features: 2 mm bite size, 90-degree up-cutting angle, 150 mm shaft, 260 mm overall length.