Description

The Kerrison Laminectomy Punch – 40° Downward Jaw is used for removing small pieces of bone during laminectomy, spinal decompression, and similar procedures. The 40° downward jaw gives the punch a different working angle, which can be useful when the area being treated is not easy to reach with a straight instrument. It allows the surgeon to work around the surgical site without having to change the position of the hand as much.

The punch is available in bite sizes from 1 mm to 6 mm. This gives you several options depending on how much bone needs to be removed and the requirements of the procedure. Smaller bites can be useful when only a limited amount of bone needs to be taken, while the larger sizes allow a little more bone to be removed with each bite.

A bone ejector is built into the instrument to help clear the removed bone from the jaws. After each bite, the ejector pushes the bone out, leaving the jaws ready for the next one. This is a simple feature, but it can be useful when the instrument is being used repeatedly during a procedure.

Made from surgical-grade stainless steel, the punch is intended for regular use and can be cleaned and maintained along with other reusable surgical instruments. The handle is designed for a firm, comfortable grip, allowing the instrument to be opened and closed with controlled hand movement.

The Kerrison Laminectomy Punch – 40° Downward Jaw is available in different bite sizes to suit different types of spinal bone removal. Its angled jaw and built-in bone ejector make it a practical option for procedures where access and repeated bone removal are part of the work.