| Name | Bone Holding Forceps |
| Lead Time | Lead time advised within 48 hours of order placement. |
| Specialty | Neuro, Ortho & Spine-Bone Holding Forceps |
| Material Finish | Stainless Steel |
| Grade | Premium Operating Room |
| Units of Measurement | Each |
| Manufacturer | Nine H Surgical |
| Sterility | Non-Sterile |
| Usage | Reusable |
Bone Holding Forceps
Bone Holding Forceps
delicate, straight, 2×2 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 2×2 teeth that allow it to effectively grip the bone without causing puncture to the bone itself.
Description
Reviews (0)
Shipping & Delivery
Related products
Bishop Bone Holding Forceps
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 Awl
Bone Awl
5-1/2" (14.0 cm)
Bone Awl can have a wide array of applications in orthopedic and neurosurgical procedures. Generally speaking it is used to create or enlarge holes in bone. Specifically it is ideally used to create pilot holes in vertebrae during spinal surgeries. It can be used in bone grafting procedures where the bone needs to be prodded to assess its condition. This awl features a large teardrop shaped handle that makes it easy to handle manually and maintain a firm grip to increase accuracy.
Bone Reduction Forceps
Bone Reduction Forceps - 1 Tip Step Pointed, Curved
1 tip step pointed, curved
Bone Reduction forceps are a must have in any orthopedic surgical procedures. They can be used in a vast array of bone reduction surgeries in which the bone has to be realigned or a fracture is approximated or a portion of splintered bone is removed from the surgical field. This instrument features 1 tip step pointed as well as a slight curvature that gives it the ideal contour for working in and around bony tissue areas. This forceps is available in two lengths 5.25" and 6.75".
Bone Reduction Forceps
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.
Cervical Vertebral Body Multi Level Distractor elongated toothed bar
Cervical Vertebral Body Multi Level Distractor
elongated toothed bar Caspar Cervical Vertebral Distractor Drill Guide is crafted for use alongside the Casper Cervical Vertebral Distractor. Some spinal procedures also require the use of a drill and this guide can be used in conjunction with them to ensure the drill follows the trajectory intended by the surgeon. Additionally the use of a guide helps to protect surrounding tissue areas from the trauma that can be inflicted by a high powered tool like a drill. This instrument is available in either a left or right design making it suitable for a variety of specific purposes.
Depth Gauge
Depth Gauge Depth Gauge is designed for use in a variety of situations, specifically those in which holes are drilled into bone. This gauge can be used to measure the depth of holes that have been drilled such a initial pilot holes or burr holes in surgeries such as craniotomies. This instrument can be used to precisely make holes that are the specific depth that is needed to expose the surgical field without causing undue damage to the surrounding area. This gauge is available in two sizes: small at 13.0 cm and large at 21.3 cm making it suitable for a variety of different surgical scenarios.
Rowland-Ruskin Forceps
Rowland-Ruskin Forceps
double-action, narrow jaws, 7-1/8" (18.0 cm)Â Rowland-Ruskin Forceps are a unique designed instrument ideally suited for use in a number of different procedures that require clipping of small bones. These forceps features a spring handle as well as double-action, narrow jaws. These are well suited for areas such as the orbit of the eye as well as bones in the nasal area. These forceps are available in two different profiles straight or curved making it well suited for access in a number of surgical scenarios.
Vertebral Body Dissector (Caspar Type)
Vertebral Body Dissector (Caspar Type)Caspar Type Vertebral Body Dissector is ideally suited for use in neurosurgical procedures of the spine. A dissector is designed to be inserted between the vertebral bodies to increase the space between two adjacent vertebrae. This increase in space allows for the surgeon to see the surgical field more clearly and also gives adequate space for the procedure to be performed. This dissector is available in small or large making it an adequate fit for a variety of patient needs and surgeon preferences.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.