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The Evans Modified Fukuda Type Retractor Narrow 1″ Blade Width Orthopedic Instrument is a specialized orthopedic surgical instrument designed for controlled handling, alignment, and stabilization of bone fragments during fracture management and reconstructive procedures. Its extended 10-inch length provides practical working reach while helping the surgeon maintain a controlled grip on the targeted bone.
The integrated Speed Lock mechanism is designed to assist with maintaining the forceps in a selected position during bone reduction. This can be particularly useful when temporary stabilization is required while preparing for definitive fixation with plates, screws, or other orthopedic implants.
The forceps are suitable for a range of orthopedic applications where accurate manipulation of bone fragments is required. They may be used during fracture reduction, orthopedic trauma procedures, bone reconstruction, and preparation for internal fixation. The design allows the instrument to be positioned around compatible bone structures and used to help bring fragments into the desired alignment.
Manufactured for operating-room use, this type of bone reduction forceps is commonly produced from surgical-grade stainless steel, providing durability and resistance to corrosion when properly maintained. The working surfaces should be precisely finished to support reliable handling and controlled contact with bone.
The 10-inch configuration can be useful when additional reach is needed within the surgical field. The Speed Lock feature can also help reduce the need for continuous manual pressure once the desired position has been established, depending on the specific instrument design and surgical technique.
For reusable instruments, cleaning, inspection, lubrication where applicable, packaging, and sterilization should always be performed according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions and the healthcare facility’s established reprocessing protocols.
Key Features
- 10-inch length for extended surgical reach
- Designed for orthopedic bone reduction procedures
- Speed Lock mechanism for controlled positioning
- Suitable for grasping and manipulating bone fragments
- Supports fracture reduction and temporary stabilization
- Useful during orthopedic trauma and reconstructive procedures
- Helps maintain controlled bone alignment during fixation preparation
- Suitable for use with compatible orthopedic fixation techniques
- Commonly manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel
- Designed for professional operating-room applications
- Durable construction for demanding surgical environments
- Reusable when specifically designed and validated for reprocessing
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Bone Reduction Forceps |
| Pattern | Bone Reduction / Speed Lock |
| Length | 10 inches |
| Locking Mechanism | Speed Lock |
| Primary Function | Bone grasping, reduction, alignment & stabilization |
| Specialty | Orthopedic Surgery |
| Applications | Fracture Reduction, Trauma & Reconstruction |
| Construction | Commonly surgical-grade stainless steel |
| Reusable | Yes, when designed and validated for reuse |
| Sterilization | According to validated manufacturer instructions |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are 10″ Bone Reduction Forceps used for?
They are used for grasping, manipulating, reducing, aligning, and temporarily stabilizing bone fragments during orthopedic procedures.
What is the purpose of the Speed Lock?
The Speed Lock mechanism helps maintain the forceps in a selected position, supporting controlled stabilization during bone reduction.
Why is the instrument 10 inches long?
The 10-inch configuration provides additional reach and can be useful when working within deeper or less accessible surgical fields.
Can these forceps be used for fracture reduction?
Yes. They are designed for controlled manipulation and reduction of compatible bone fragments during orthopedic fracture procedures.
Are these forceps suitable for orthopedic trauma surgery?
Yes, they are intended for professional orthopedic applications, including trauma, fracture management, and preparation for fixation.
What material are bone reduction forceps commonly made from?
These instruments are commonly manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel. Exact material specifications may vary by manufacturer.
Are the forceps reusable?
They may be reusable when specifically designed and validated for repeated processing. Reprocessing should follow the manufacturer’s validated instructions.
Can they be sterilized?
Reusable versions can generally be sterilized using an appropriate validated method according to the manufacturer’s instructions and the healthcare facility’s sterilization protocol.
