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Micro Friedmann-Pearson Rongeur
Alloy / Material: Surgical Stainless Steel (Inox) Length: 14 cm Tip Shape: Straight Cup Size: 0.5 mm Joint: Single Use: Bone removal in micro-skull surgery
Micro Friedmann-Pearson Rongeur
The Micro Friedmann-Pearson Rongeur is a precision bone-removal instrument designed for micro-skull surgery in rodents. Its 0.5 mm cup is sized for the thin cranial bone of mice and rats, making it the standard tool for opening cranial windows, enlarging burr holes, and removing bone fragments in stereotaxic procedures. The single-joint mechanism and straight tip give precise, controlled bites.
Specifications
- Catalog number: 16220-14
- Alloy / Material: Surgical Stainless Steel (Inox)
- Length: 14 cm
- Tip Shape: Straight
- Cup Size: 0.5 mm
- Joint: Single
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Micro-Surgery
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Fine Science Tools microsurgery instruments — including forceps, scissors, and surgical clips — are standard in animal surgery labs worldwide. They are cited across thousands of neuroscience, physiology, and pharmacology studies involving rodent surgeries, stereotaxic procedures, and tissue preparation.
What is the Micro Friedmann-Pearson Rongeur used for in neuroscience research?
The Micro Friedmann-Pearson Rongeur is used for precision bone removal in micro-skull surgery on rodents — opening cranial windows, enlarging burr holes, and removing bone fragments during stereotaxic procedures, electrode implantation, and viral injection workflows.
What material is the Micro Friedmann-Pearson Rongeur made from?
The Micro Friedmann-Pearson Rongeur is manufactured from high-grade surgical stainless steel (Inox), providing excellent corrosion resistance, durability, and autoclave compatibility.
Is the Micro Friedmann-Pearson Rongeur autoclavable and reusable?
Yes. The Micro Friedmann-Pearson Rongeur withstands standard autoclave cycles (121 °C, 15 min) and can be reused across many procedures when properly cleaned, inspected, and lubricated at the joint.
Which animal species is the Micro Friedmann-Pearson Rongeur appropriate for?
The 0.5 mm cup of the Micro Friedmann-Pearson Rongeur (16220-14) is sized for the thin cranial bone of mice and rats, matching the anatomical scale needed for rodent stereotaxic and cranial surgery.
What is the difference between the Micro Friedmann-Pearson and the standard Friedmann-Pearson rongeur?
The Micro Friedmann-Pearson Rongeur (16220-14) has a 0.5 mm cup designed for the delicate cranial bone of mice and rats, while the standard Friedmann-Pearson (16020-14) has a larger 2.5 mm cup better suited to thicker bone in larger species. For rodent neurosurgery, the micro version is the correct choice.
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