Description

The Femoral Dislocation Lever is used during hip surgery to help position, elevate, and dislocate the femur when access to the hip joint is required. It is suited to hip arthroplasty, joint reconstruction, and other orthopedic procedures where the femur needs to be moved in a controlled manner.

The working end has a broad, smooth blade measuring 26 mm in width. The smooth surface provides a wide contact area when the lever is placed against the bone. Its shape allows force to be applied through the blade without relying on a narrow point of contact.

At 31 cm (12¼”) overall, the instrument provides useful reach when working around the hip joint. The extended length also gives the surgeon leverage when the femur needs to be elevated or manipulated. A wooden handle at the opposite end provides a firm grip while the lever is being positioned and used.

The broad blade is intended for controlled femoral manipulation rather than fine tissue work. It can be positioned against the femur and used to assist with dislocation or elevation during the procedure. Its length keeps the hand away from the immediate operative area while still allowing the instrument to be controlled.

Made from surgical-grade materials, it is designed for use in orthopedic surgery and is built to withstand the forces involved in femoral manipulation. The instrument is also inspected for its overall condition and finish before supply.

With its 26 mm smooth blade, 31 cm (12¼”) length, and wooden handle, the Femoral Dislocation Lever provides a simple means of gaining leverage during hip arthroplasty, joint reconstruction, and other procedures involving controlled femoral dislocation.