Exploring the Ferris Smith Kerrison Punch in Neurosurgery
The Ferris Smith Kerrison Punch is a specialized tool widely utilized by neurosurgeons to delicately remove small bone fragments, specifically at the vertebral lamina, aiming to alleviate pressure on the spinal cord.
With its 90° and 130° tip angles allowing various biting approaches, along with its plier-type handle providing maximum control, this instrument offers a range of surgical advantages. Its primary purpose is to offer a gentle method for carving the lamina bone, thus decompressing the spinal cord and nerves.
For this purpose, the tool is equipped with a biting tip, available in sizes ranging from 1.0 to 6.0 mm, adaptable to various vertebral sizes. Additionally, the tip is adjustable to multiple angles, granting surgeons the option to select based on their surgical target.
Moreover, the handle features a spring mechanism for smoothly closing the tip. Furthermore, the back of the handle is equipped with a horn to support the hand and prevent slippage.
Crafted from high-quality stainless steel to ensure top-notch instruments in your operating room.
The Ferris Smith Kerrison Punch stands as an indispensable tool for neurosurgeons, ensuring optimal precision and control during spinal cord decompression procedures. With its ergonomic design and advanced features, it remains the preferred choice for delicate surgical procedures, ensuring effective and secure outcomes for patients.
