Stille Luer Leksell Bone Rongeurs

Built for the heavy bone work of spinal surgery, the Stille Luer Leksell Rongeur from Wiggins Medical combines a double-action compound handle with Luer-style jaws to convert modest hand pressure into substantial, well-controlled cutting force. The 9″ (22.5 cm) instrument takes a 10 mm bite, making it well suited to removing larger bone segments — spinous processes during posterior decompression, for example — and to harvesting autograft bone for fusion constructs.

Where It Is Used

Surgeons reach for this rongeur throughout lumbar procedures including laminectomy, foraminotomy, posterior lumbar decompression, and fusion cases. The compound linkage keeps each cut smooth and predictable even in dense bone, while the jaw pattern grips securely to avoid slippage on angled surfaces.

Finish and Construction

A PVD ceramic coating over high-grade surgical steel serves two purposes: it hardens the surface for a longer working life, and it cuts reflected glare under operating-theatre lights so the field stays easy to read. The instrument withstands standard sterilization processing.

• Length: 9″ / 22.5 cm
• Bite: 10 mm
• Handle: double-action, compound mechanism
• Finish: PVD ceramic coating (anti-glare)
• Model: 38-226-22
• Brand: Wiggins Medical

This Leksell rongeur is available to hospitals and surgical facilities across Canada through EB MED CO.