The Bane Mastoid Rongeur, Curved, 7", is a precision orthopedic instrument designed for effective bone removal in veterinary procedures. Its curved jaws allow enhanced access to confined anatomical spaces, making it ideal for delicate surgeries involving the mastoid or vertebral regions. The robust construction, paired with a double-spring mechanism, ensures a controlled cutting force with minimal hand fatigue. Crafted from high-grade German stainless steel, this rongeur delivers consistent performance and long-term durability. It’s a dependable choice for bone contouring in neurosurgical, ENT, and orthopedic veterinary applications.

Used for removing or shaping small bone fragments in veterinary surgery, the tough, high-performance instrument, the Bane Mastoid Rongeur, Curved, 7", is particularly useful in procedures involving the head, spine, or ear. Its curved jaw design makes difficult-to-reach regions more accessible. Smooth operation and reduced user fatigue over extended use are achieved through the double-spring mechanism. Its 7-inch length and ergonomic ring handles provide excellent reach and control. Manufactured from German stainless steel, it ensures accuracy, longevity, and corrosion resistance, making it ideal for repeated sterilization and a wide range of orthopedic and neurosurgical treatments.

Applications

•    Useful in orthopedic debridement procedures.
•    Assists in removing bone fragments in fracture repair surgeries.
•    Applicable in exotic or avian surgeries requiring delicate bone trimming.
•    Ideal for shaping or trimming vertebral bone during spinal decompression.
•    Used in small animal mastoidectomy to remove diseased bone near the ear.
•    Helps gain access to deeper anatomical structures during ENT or neuro procedures.

Anatomical Features

•    Suitable for both small and medium-sized animals.
•    7" overall length enables balanced control and deep tissue reach.
•    Optimized for use on dense bone-like temporal or vertebral regions.
•    Curved jaws tailored for access to concave or obscured surgical sites.
•    Jaw tips typically measure around 3mm x 16mm, providing precise bites.
•    Rounded body enhances grip and reduces instrument bulk in tight spaces.