rongeur , auch: rongeur forceps

She handed him a pair of pliers called the rongeur.

A rongeur can be used to open a window in bone, often in the skull.

A rongeur is also used in oral maxillofacial surgery.

"I feel certain that we may at least eliminate Le Rongeur from consideration.

He put his helmet close to hers and spoke the work rongeur again, and she released her hose.

"Would you care to tell me why you were following me, Brother Rongeur?"

Dr. Figgie and the rongeur go to work.

But possibly you have heard of Le Rongeur?"

"Just out of curiosity, Brother Rongeur, what exactly do you do when you're not striking up partnerships?"

Me, Le Rongeur, who wouldn't harm a fly unless provoked!"

"And what does Le Rongeur mean?"

A rongeur is a strongly constructed instrument with a sharp-edged, scoop-shaped tip, used for gouging out bone.

On mainland Normandy, the dog is referred to as the Rongeur d'Os (bone-gnawer).

So we sent Le Rongeur to check with the police, and found that they had no record of a Captain Peter Clarke."

"Rongeur," says Dr. Figgie, asking for a surgical instrument that looks like a scissor but bites instead of snips.

The Leksell Rongeur is used to bite pieces of bone off of the skull or spinal lamina to expose the structures below.

Une récente découverte au Laos: le Kha-nyou rongeur énigmatique.

Aside from the Gamma Knife, Leskell created a few surgical instruments to assist in neurosurgical procedures, most notably the Leskell Rongeur.

He returned to the subject in 1851 in a work entitled "Le Ver rongeur des sociétés modernes ou le Paganisme dans l'Education".

In his right he held a series of instruments in steady alternation: Cloward elevator, Penfield No. 2, Cloward rongeur, Fulton rongeur, conchatome, Hardy dissector, Kurze scissors, and so on.