Fisch Bone Rongeur Forceps

Description

Fisch Bone Rongeur Forceps

Fisch bone rongeur forceps bite away small pieces of bone. ENT surgeons use a rongeur like this when they need to remove bone in controlled, small bites.

What a rongeur does

Unlike a chisel, a rongeur takes bone with a squeezing bite. So the surgeon can nibble an edge back bit by bit. As a result, it offers fine control near delicate structures.

One 18 cm length

We stock the Fisch pattern at 18 cm overall. That length gives reach while the hand stays steady. For jaw size or angle, please contact us, because we do not list those details here.

Role in ENT bone work

Bone removal comes up in several ear, nose and skull base procedures. For instance, the surgeon may enlarge an opening or trim a bony ledge. Rongeurs often work alongside curettes and burs in these cases.

Is it the right rongeur?

First, compare it with the rongeurs you already use. If you want another pattern, then the Cottle-Jansen rongeur is also available. We can send photos and dimensions on request.

Caring for your Fisch rongeur

Bone chips can lodge between the jaws and in the joint. Therefore, open the Fisch bone rongeur forceps and flush them soon after surgery. Then brush, dry and sterilize them.

Fisch rongeur specifications

• Bone rongeur forceps, Fisch pattern
• Fisch rongeur length: 18 cm
• Stainless steel

Ordering the Fisch rongeur

Fisch rongeurs from us include a three-year warranty that answers for workmanship defects. Meanwhile, our Atlanta office inspects each unit by hand before it leaves. Most questions have answers on our FAQ listing. The Fisch steel suits the surgical instrument standard ASTM F899. For another bone-biting pattern, see the Cottle-Jansen bone rongeur. Then return to the ENT instrument pages.

For professional users. The sterilization and care page tells you about rongeur photos and nickel in steel alloys, and the shipping and delivery details give lead times.