Description

The Thin Footplate Kerrison Laminectomy Punch is used for removing small pieces of bone during spinal, cervical, and neurosurgical procedures. It has a 40° upward jaw with a thin footplate, which makes it useful when working in narrow areas where there is not much room to position the instrument.

The thin footplate sits close to the area being worked on and allows the punch to be used where a standard footplate may be difficult to place. The 40° upward angle also gives the instrument a different approach to the bone, which can be helpful during cervical spine procedures and other work around smaller spaces.

This punch is available in bite sizes from 1 mm to 6 mm. The different sizes make it possible to choose a smaller or larger bite depending on the procedure and the amount of bone that needs to be removed. Having several bite options also makes the instrument suitable for different types of spinal bone removal rather than being limited to one particular use.

The instrument is made from surgical-grade stainless steel and is designed for repeated use. Its handle provides a firm grip and allows the jaws to be opened and closed with normal hand movement. Like other reusable surgical instruments, it should be cleaned and maintained according to standard instrument care procedures.

The Thin Footplate Kerrison Laminectomy Punch is a practical option for procedures where access to the bone is limited and a smaller footplate is preferred. With its 40° upward jaw, thin footplate, and range of bite sizes, it gives surgical teams several configurations to choose from when working in tight areas of the spine.