1,799 devices · GMDN 46751
Bone holding forceps are manual surgical instruments used during open procedures to securely grasp and stabilize bone fragments or segments. Their design allows surgeons to maintain precise control while manipulating bone, reducing movement and aiding in procedures like fracture fixation or bone grafting.
These devices are typically reusable, made from high-grade stainless steel, and come in various sizes and jaw configurations to suit different clinical needs. Regulation and classification vary by jurisdiction, but they are generally considered surgical tools subject to medical device standards for safety and performance in operating environments.
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