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Description
- Definition: Surgical instruments used for grasping or removing tissue.
- Types: Available in various designs, including bone rongeurs and soft tissue rongeurs.
- Function: Primarily used to bite or cut through hard tissue, such as bone, as well as softer tissues.
- Design: Characterized by a spring-loaded mechanism and sharp, cupped jaws for effective gripping.
- Materials: Typically made from stainless steel for durability and easy sterilization.
- Applications: Commonly used in orthopedic, dental, and general surgical procedures.
- Handling: Requires careful handling to avoid injury to surrounding tissues and structures.
- Variations: Includes specialized forms like double-action rongeurs for more precise control.