Tissue and bone graft removal device

1. A rongeur type bone removal device, comprising:

first and second pivotally secured handles contoured along rear extending grasping portions, each of said handles including a forward circular and overlapping portion;

said first handle terminating forwardly of its overlapping portion in an integrally formed upper jaw exhibiting an elongated depth defining and downwardly open profile integrating a continuous plurality of alligator type gnawing teeth;

said second handle terminating forwardly of its overlapping portion in an upwardly open facing and depth defining lower jaw aligning with said teeth of said upper jaw, said lower jaw exhibiting an upper continuous blade edge which matches said profile of said downwardly facing teeth so that that, upon positioning said jaws on opposite sides of a section of bone to be removed, inward opposing compression applied to said handles results in said jaws pivoting together about a pivotally connecting hub said overlapping portions so that said teeth abut said continuous blade edge concurrent with a volume of bone being excised and deposited within an interior chamber defined in said lower jaw;

a trigger ejection mechanism for assisting in ejection of previously deposited bone and like debris from within said lower jaw interior collection chamber; said ejection mechanism further including an elongated scoop extending from a washer shaped portion mounted upon said hub, such that said scoop is supported within said lower chamber in a first position, a finger projecting from said washer shaped portion between said handles and, in said first position, being latched to an underside of said second handle, and a release button integrated into said second handle with a stem extending between said button and engaging an upper tab formed with said finger in said first position; and

upon depressing said button, said stem being caused to displace out of contact with said tab, resulting in a spring bias exerting upon said finger to rotate said washer shaped portion and said elongated scoop to a second upwardly pivoted position in which said scoop upwardly ejects the debris from within said chamber.

2. The device as described in claim 1 , said spring bias further comprising a coil spring seating within an inner elongated and recessed profile defined in depth extending fashion from an underside accessible location of said second handle proximate said overlapping circular portions of said jaws, with a base mounting location of said spring engaging said finger projection at a location offset from its pivot fulcrum provided by said coaxial hub.

3. The device as described in claim 2 , further comprising said tab extending upwardly from a rearward proximate end of said finger, rearwardly of said coil spring, and seating within a mating recess profile defined in a rearwardly spaced and downwardly communicating location of said upper handle which is proximate to said inner seating location of said coil spring, said release button further including a spring biased push button mounted at a rearward location of said upper handle and exhibiting an inner slot in communication with said elongated stem embedded within an elongated recess defined in said second handle, a second coil spring extending linearly on a rear side of said button in embedded fashion within said second handle, upon said button being inwardly depressed, a clearance being established between said internally configured slot and said stem, a pulling force exerted by said coil spring on said elongated stem resulting in an opposite forward end of said stem being retracted from an engaging location with a downwardly angled abutment location of said tab.