Lambotte Bone Holding Forceps, Double Row Teeth
A bone holding forceps with double row toothed jaws, used during orthopedic surgery to grasp and manipulate heavy bone fragments securely.
The Lambotte Bone Holding Forceps offers surgical advantages that come in handy during orthopedic procedures such as fracture reduction and fixation, where bone fragments need to be held under firm, sustained pressure while alignment and hardware placement are carried out. For this purpose, the instrument comes with a pair of jaws featuring two rows of teeth on each inner surface, a design that spreads the gripping force across a larger contact area and helps secure strong grasps to manipulate heavy bone pieces without the jaws slipping.
This double row toothed design distinguishes the Lambotte pattern from simpler single row forceps, making it particularly well suited to cases involving larger or denser bone fragments where a more secure hold is needed. The instrument also features a locking mechanism, allowing the surgeon to maintain a stable grip on the bone without continuous manual pressure while other steps of the fixation procedure are performed.
Orthopedic surgeons managing fracture reduction, particularly in larger bones, rely on the Lambotte forceps as a dependable part of their fixation instrument set in trauma and orthopedic surgery.
