OR Grade Patella Bone Holding Forceps 7″ 2×2 Surgical Orthopedic Instrument

The OR Grade Patella Bone Holding Forceps 7″ 2×2 is a specialized orthopedic surgical instrument designed for controlled grasping and stabilization of the patella during surgical procedures. Its dedicated bone-holding configuration provides surgeons with a secure grip on bone while assisting with positioning, reduction, and manipulation during orthopedic treatment. The instrument features a 2×2 gripping jaw configuration , providing multiple points of contact with the bone surface. This design helps maintain a stable hold on the patella and can support controlled manipulation when alignment and positioning are important. The jaws are engineered for orthopedic use, allowing the instrument to maintain a firm grasp while minimizing unnecessary movement during the procedure. With an overall length of 7 inches , the forceps provide a practical balance between working access and handling control. The size is suitable for orthopedic surgical environments where a compact yet substantial bone-holding instrument is required. The ergonomic configuration allows the surgeon or surgical assistant to apply controlled pressure while maintaining a steady grip. The Patella Bone Holding Forceps can be used in a range of orthopedic and trauma applications involving the patella. Potential applications include patellar fracture fixation, reduction and stabilization procedures, orthopedic reconstruction, trauma surgery, and other procedures where temporary bone manipulation or stabilization is required. The instrument can be incorporated into orthopedic instrument sets alongside reduction forceps, bone clamps, retractors, osteotomes, and other fracture-management instruments. Constructed for professional surgical use, the forceps are manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel , providing strength, corrosion resistance, and durability when properly maintained. The material supports repeated cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization according to the healthcare facility’s validated protocols and the instrument manufacturer’s instructions. The gripping surfaces are an important functional component of this orthopedic forceps. A properly maintained jaw profile helps provide consistent bone engagement and controlled manipulation. The instrument should be inspected before every procedure to verify that the jaws, joint, and handles function correctly and that there is no visible damage, excessive wear, or corrosion. For reprocessing, the forceps should be cleaned promptly after use to remove blood, tissue, and other surgical contaminants. Appropriate enzymatic or neutral cleaning solutions may be used according to the facility’s established instrument-processing procedures. After thorough cleaning and inspection, the instrument can be sterilized using a validated method compatible with surgical stainless steel and the healthcare facility’s sterilization system. The OR Grade Patella Bone Holding Forceps 7″ 2×2 is a practical addition to orthopedic surgical instrument collections where dependable bone grasping and stabilization are required. Its focused design, durable construction, and 7-inch working format make it suitable for professional orthopedic and trauma surgery environments. Key Features 7-inch orthopedic patella bone holding forceps 2×2 gripping jaw configuration for secure bone engagement Designed for controlled patellar grasping and stabilization Suitable for orthopedic and trauma surgical procedures Supports fracture reduction and temporary bone manipulation Surgical-grade stainless steel construction Durable design for repeated professional use Corrosion-resistant construction when properly maintained Provides controlled handling during orthopedic procedures Compatible with standard surgical instrument cleaning and sterilization protocols Suitable for orthopedic instrument trays and surgical sets Designed for professional operating-room environments Product Specifications Specification Details Product Name Patella Bone Holding Forceps Instrument Type Bone Holding Forceps Surgical Specialty Orthopedic Surgery Intended Application Patellar Grasping, Stabilization & Manipulation Jaw Configuration 2×2 Overall Length 7 inches Instrument Category Orthopedic Surgical Instrument Construction Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel Handle Type Standard Surgical Handle Reusable Yes, when appropriately reprocessed Sterilization Compatible with validated surgical sterilization procedures Usage Professional Surgical Use FAQs What are Patella Bone Holding Forceps used for? Patella Bone Holding Forceps are used to grasp, stabilize, and manipulate the patella during orthopedic and trauma surgical procedures. They can assist with positioning and fracture reduction. What does 2×2 mean on patella bone holding forceps? The 2×2 designation generally describes the configuration of the gripping teeth or points on the opposing jaws, providing multiple contact points for secure bone engagement. What is the length of these Patella Bone Holding Forceps? These orthopedic bone holding forceps have an overall length of 7 inches , providing a practical size for controlled surgical handling. What material are these orthopedic forceps made from? The instrument is described as OR-grade surgical stainless steel , selected for strength, durability, corrosion resistance, and suitability for professional surgical instrument processing. Can Patella Bone Holding Forceps be sterilized? Yes. The reusable instrument can be cleaned and sterilized according to the healthcare facility’s validated reprocessing procedures and the applicable manufacturer instructions. Are these forceps suitable for patellar fracture surgery? They are designed for grasping and stabilization of the patella and may be used as part of an orthopedic instrument set for procedures involving patellar fractures and other patellar surgical applications. How should orthopedic bone holding forceps be maintained? The forceps should be cleaned promptly after use, thoroughly inspected for damage or wear, dried appropriately, lubricated where applicable, and sterilized according to validated medical-instrument reprocessing procedures.