Explore the Ferris Smith Kerrison Instrument in Neurosurgery
The Ferris Smith Kerrison Instrument is a specialized device used by neurosurgeons to delicately remove small bone fragments, primarily from the vertebral lamina, in order to alleviate pressure on the spinal cord.
With adjustable tip angles at 90° and 130°, and a plier grip style handle ensuring optimal control, this tool offers a variety of surgical benefits. Its main objective is to provide atraumatic method for gouging out the bone from the lamina, thus enabling effective decompression of the spinal cord and nerves.
For this purpose, the instrument is equipped with a biting tip, whose size can vary from 1.0 to 6.0 mm, offering adaptability to different vertebral sizes. Moreover, the tip is available in multiple angles, allowing surgeons to choose according to the targeted region.
The handle also incorporates a spring mechanism for smooth closure of the tip. Additionally, its back is equipped with a horn providing stable support to prevent slippage.
Manufactured in premium quality stainless steel, this instrument ensures optimal performance in your operating rooms.
The Ferris Smith Kerrison Instrument is an indispensable tool for neurosurgeons, offering unparalleled precision and control during spinal cord decompression procedures. Its ergonomic design and advanced features make it a preferred choice for delicate surgical interventions, thereby ensuring effective and safe outcomes for patients.