St. Barts Rongeur

The St. Barts Rongeur is a rongeur designed for removing and trimming bone and tissue. Instruments of this type are applied in orthopedic and surgical procedures, where controlled, repeatable engagement of tissue or vessels is required, and where the surgeon needs a dependable instrument geometry that behaves predictably from one procedure to the next. This product follows the St. Barts pattern. A named instrument pattern of this kind defines the jaw geometry, working profile, and overall handling of the instrument, which means every unit built to the St. Barts pattern shares the same functional characteristics and can be specified, reordered, and tracked consistently across procurement and inventory systems. It is represented as a single product family that consolidates 3 related configurations under one catalog entry. Consolidating the configurations in this way lets procurement teams evaluate the full range of available sizes and options side by side, and select the required variation without having to search through separate, fragmented records.

Design characteristics. Based strictly on the catalogued specifications, the working portion is offered in straight form, allowing the approach angle to be matched to the operative field, angled working profiles are catalogued at 140 °, and additional catalogued features include upwards cutting and downwards cutting. Each of these characteristics is taken directly from the source catalog; no jaw, tip, material, or dimensional attribute has been inferred or added. Where the catalog does not state an attribute, it is intentionally omitted rather than estimated.

Configuration options. This is a variable product offered in 3 distinct, individually catalogued variations. Catalogued sizes include 3 mm. Curvature choices span straight. The individually catalogued variations are: St. Barts Rongeur, Straight, 3 mm; St. Barts Rongeur, upwards cutting, 140.0 °, 3 mm; St. Barts Rongeur, downwards cutting, 140.0 °, 3 mm. Every variation carries its own catalog (article) number and exact dimensional data, and the variation list should be consulted for the precise specification of each option before an order is placed, so that the correct size and configuration are selected.

Technical specifications. Pattern: St. Barts, Instrument Type: Rongeur, Category: Clamps and Forceps, Parent Category: Surgical Instruments, Curvature Options: Straight, Dimensions / Sizes (as printed): 3 mm, Angle Options: 140 °, Additional Features: upwards cutting and downwards cutting, Configuration Count: 3, and Product Type: Variable product. A complete structured specification table accompanies this record, and all values correspond directly to the source catalog.

Applications. As a rongeur, this instrument is used for removing and trimming bone and tissue; its defined field of use is orthopedic and surgical procedures. In practice the working tip is brought into contact with the target tissue or vessel, and the catalogued straight profile determines how it is applied. The applications stated here reflect the defined function of this instrument type and are not extended with procedure-specific or outcome claims; intended clinical use should always be confirmed against institutional protocols.

Identification and procurement. The instrument is identified by the St. Barts pattern in combination with its catalog article numbers, which keeps reordering and stock reconciliation unambiguous. It sits within the Clamps and Forceps category of the Surgical Instruments range. For procurement teams, the family record groups every available configuration in one place, which supports accurate purchase orders, tender responses, and inventory coding.

Ordering information. This product is available in multiple configurations; refer to the individual variations for exact specifications, article numbers, and dimensions. It is offered as a B2B catalog item intended for hospitals, surgical centers, procurement teams, distributors, and dealers. Pricing is not published on the catalog; to obtain pricing, lead time, and current availability, please send an inquiry, request a quote, or contact us for details.