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rongeur /ron·geur/ (raw-zhur´) [Fr.] a forceps-like instrument for cutting tough tissue, particularly bone.
ron·geur (rôn-zhr, rô-)
n.
A heavy-duty forceps for removing small pieces of bone.

rongeur [ron-zher´] (Fr.)
a forcepslike instrument for cutting tough tissue, particularly bone.
Rongeur. From Dorland's, 2000.

rongeur
[Fr.] an instrument for cutting tissue, particularly bone; also for cracking gross deposits of dental calculus.

bone rongeur
a multijointed, springloaded, plier-like instrument used to break off pieces of bone. The opposing surfaces of the blades have sharp-edged, scooped out surfaces like a curette.

rongeur
Surgery A forceps-like instrument used to cut indurated tissue–eg, bone. See Intervertebral rongeur.


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