Neurosurgery Surgical Rotating Kerrison Shaft — 6″ (150 mm) Bayonet, 2 mm, 90° up, Stainless Steel — Requires 70‑2390 Micro

Description (extended):
Neurosurgery Surgical Rotating Kerrison Shaft — 6″ (150 mm) Bayonet, 2 mm, 90° up, Stainless Steel — Requires 70‑2390 Micro orientation for perpendicular, controlled bone excision in narrow neurosurgical corridors. The larger 2 mm bite provides efficient removal of laminar or ligamentous tissue while maintaining precise control in microsurgical procedures. The bayonet shaft design ensures unobstructed visualization under the microscope, while high-quality stainless steel construction delivers durability, corrosion resistance, and edge retention over repeated sterilization cycles. Compatible with the 70‑2390 Micro handle, this shaft allows smooth rotational adjustment for precise angulation without disturbing the surgical approach.

Key Features:

• 6″ (150 mm) length optimized for deep, micro-invasive operative fields.

• 2 mm bite for efficient, controlled tissue removal.

• 90° up angulation for perpendicular access in tight anatomical spaces.

• Bayonet shaft reduces obstruction under microscope guidance.

• High-grade stainless steel ensures long-term edge retention and sterilization durability.

• Works with 70‑2390 Micro handle for smooth rotation and ergonomic control.

• Slim distal design minimizes neural retraction and tissue trauma.

Sets & Sizes:

• Shaft only (6″ / 150 mm).

• Compatible with 70‑2390 Micro handle.

• Can be included in modular micro-Kerrison sets combining 1.0–2.0 mm bites and 40°–90° angulations.