Bone reduction forceps 6" curved jaws, pointed tips ring handle with double ratchet

Precision Alignment for Complex Fracture Reduction

Achieving accurate anatomical alignment during orthopedic procedures demands instruments that combine familiar grip with controlled manipulation. These 6-inch bone reduction forceps feature curved jaws and pointed tips designed to engage bone fragments firmly while minimizing soft tissue interference. The double ratchet mechanism on the ring handle supports stable retention, allowing surgeons to maintain reduction pressure without continuous manual effort. This configuration supports precise handling in general surgery contexts where temporary fixation is critical before definitive internal fixation. By providing reliable traction and visibility, these forceps facilitate efficient workflow during fracture management, helping to streamline the reduction process while maintaining the structural integrity of the operative site.

Use Cases

• Engaging and manipulating bone fragments during open reduction procedures to achieve anatomical alignment.
• Maintaining temporary stabilization of fracture sites while preparing for plate or screw fixation.
• Providing secure traction on cortical bone surfaces using serrated, pointed tips for enhanced grip.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Inspect jaw tips and ratchet mechanism for wear or damage before each use to supports proper function.
• Clean thoroughly according to facility protocols, paying attention to serrated surfaces and hinge areas.
• Store in a dry, protected environment to prevent corrosion or mechanical damage to the pointed tips.

General use; follow facility protocols.