It seems like you might be referring to the “Doyen-Perthes” bone rongeur, commonly referred to as a “Demel” or “Demel Rongeur” in some regions. The Doyen-Perthes bone rongeur is a surgical instrument used in orthopedic and bone surgery to remove small fragments of bone or soft tissue during procedures such as bone resections, osteotomies, or joint surgeries.
The instrument is designed with sharp, cup-shaped jaws that come together in a cutting motion, allowing the surgeon to grasp and excise bone or tissue with precision. The rongeur is available in various sizes and angles to accommodate different anatomical locations and surgical needs.
The term “Demel” might be a regional or colloquial variation of the name used to refer to this specific type of bone rongeur. If you’re looking for more information about the Demel rongeur or its use in bone surgery, I can provide additional details.
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