Zaufal-Jansen Bone Rongeur Forceps

Description

Zaufal-Jansen Bone Rongeur Forceps

The Zaufal-Jansen rongeur combines two ear surgery patterns in one 18 cm instrument. It removes thin bone with precise, small bites.

Two ENT names

Both Zaufal and Jansen worked on the ear and mastoid. Therefore this rongeur reflects the need for delicate bone removal. Besides, its jaws stay slim along their length.

A precise bite

Each squeeze lifts away a sliver rather than a chunk. As a result, thin walls give way gradually and evenly. Moreover, that control suits sinus and mastoid work.

Who uses the Zaufal-Jansen rongeur

Otologists and rhinologists keep it in their sets. Also, facial bone surgery uses it for thin edges. Hand surgeons sometimes borrow it for fine trimming.

Working in thin bone

Squeeze gently and watch the bone. Then clear the cups whenever they fill. Small, steady bites prevent cracks.

How it compares

The plain Zaufal pattern is straightforward and straight. By contrast, this combined pattern adds features from the Jansen design. In addition, many ENT surgeons keep both to switch as needed.

Zaufal-Jansen rongeur details

• 18 cm long
• Slim nibbling jaws
• Combined ENT pattern
• Supplied non-sterile

Upkeep

Rinse the slim cups as soon as the case ends. Next, dry the rongeur with a lint-free cloth. Lubricate the hinge and confirm the tips line up.

The checks on each rongeur

Before it ships, an inspector in Atlanta checks this rongeur in person. Purchasers get three years against manufacturing defects with this rongeur in all cases. We are glad to prepare a quote for larger orders. For order basics, scan our FAQs. For a related option, try our Zaufal rongeur. Visit the full orthopedic range for other sizes. One extra rongeur on the shelf covers reprocessing gaps. FDA listings include ASTM F899 for surgical steels.

For use by trained teams. Returns follow our returns terms. Pictures on this page are for reference, while the metal contains nickel; use the care instructions for more.