Curved Bone Forceps with Round Jaws for Effective Surgical Applications

Surgical clamping multisurface instruments are designed for temporary squeezing of tissues during operations to stop bleeding, blocking the lumen of hollow organs or for fixation (holding) of tissues and organs (forceps) and feeding of various materials (auxiliary clamps).They are intended for bone dissection, refreshing its edges and biting small bone protrusions after sawing (in amputation). In all these cases, the tool is required to easily dissect the bone, which is achieved by applying to it significant forces of the tool with the corresponding strength of these forces. The design of bone forceps distinguishes two branches (halves) connected by a lock, which divides them into working parts (jaws) and handles. The instrument has a screw-hinged lock, which can be single-hinged or multi-hinged (double gear).