Bone Awl

Bishop Bone Holding Forceps adjustable jaw Bishop Bone Holding Forceps are ideally suited for use in orthopedic surgical procedures. This instrument is uniquely designed for procedures such as fracture repair or bone reduction that require a firm grasps on a bone in a particular orientation. It aids in alignment of bone segments through a procedures without slipping or movement to ensure accuracy. Additionally these forceps feature and adjustable jaw that gives it increased versatility making it suitable to almost any surgical scenario.

Bone Holding Forceps delicate, straight, 2x2 teeth, 5.0 mm wide, 7-7/8" (20.0 cm) Bone Holding Forceps are a general purpose instrument that can be used in many different surgical procedures that require manipulation of bone. These forceps are specifically designed for use in handling delicate bones such as smaller phalangeal and metacarpal bones that require a small circumference tool. Additionally it features 2x2 teeth that allow it to effectively grip the bone without causing puncture to the bone itself.

Bone Reduction Forceps - Curved Jaws, Speed Lock curved jaws, speed lock Bone Reduction Forceps are specially designed for use in surgeries that require manipulation of bone. Specifically these forceps features a curved jaw with some serrations that make it well suited for use in gripping bone. They can aid in approximation of bones in setting and alignment of fractures as well as any other manipulation of bone that require a firm grasp and hold. Additionally these forceps have a speed lock and is available in either 7" or 9" to satisfy any particular patient need or surgeon preference.

Bone Reduction Forceps - Pointed Tips W/ Serrations, Curved pointed tips w/ serrations, curved Bone Reduction Forceps are ideal for surgeries to restore fractures in bone or to realign dislocations. This forceps has pointed tips and serrations that increase its ability to explore deeply in tissue as well as to maintain grasp of the bone during manipulation. It also features a curvature that allows it to be better fit to the contour of the bone. Additionally this instrument is available in 5" or 5.5" to suit the specific surgical scenario or surgeon preferences.