Caspar Cervical Vertebral Body Distractor

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 Clamp (Reposition Forceps) extra long ratchet, curved, 5-1/8" (13.0 cm) Bone Clamp is a general purpose clamp also referred to a reposition forceps for use in variety of procedures that require clamping and handling of bone. This instrument can be used when there has been a fracture to a bone and there are fragments that need to be removed but also in procedures that require alignment of bone segments and resetting. A unique feature of this clamp is the extra long ratchet that gives it an increased spectrum of widths as well as a slight curvature which allows it to be contoured to the bone shafts.

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 - Jaws Slightly Curved jaws slightly curved, 5-1/2" (14.0 cm) Bone Reduction Forceps is a highly versatile instrument made for use in orthopedic surgeries that require alignment and manipulation of bone. This forceps comes equipped with ring handles for ease in manual operation as well as a ratcheting mechanism that allows the surgeon to set it at any particular width. Additionally there is a slight curvature to the jaws and measuring at 5.5" long this instrument can easily fit into small spaces and smaller sized bones.