Bone Holding Forceps

Bone Holding Forceps are robust, essential instruments in orthopedic and trauma surgery designed to firmly grasp, manipulate, and stabilize bone fragments. They feature strong, opposing jaws, often with multiple sharp teeth or serrations, to provide a secure, non-slip grip on bone without causing excessive crushing or splintering. These forceps are indispensable for reducing fractures, maintaining alignment during internal fixation (like plating or nailing), and holding bones in position for drilling or contouring.

Key Features:

• Powerful jaws with sharp interdigitating teeth or deep serrations for a firm bone grip.

• Various designs: pointed (Lane), rat-tooth (Lambotte), or clamp-style (Lowman, Verbrugge).

• Often include a locking ratchet mechanism to maintain constant, secure pressure.

• Available in multiple sizes and jaw configurations for different bones (large bones, small fragments).

• Forged from high-strength stainless steel to withstand significant force without bending.

• Fundamental for fracture reduction, bone grafting, and reconstructive orthopedic procedures.

Secure precise control and stabilization of bone fragments with the reliable strength of Bone Holding Forceps from Medic Instrument.