Description

The Buck-Gramcko Lever is used in hand, foot, and other small bone procedures where a narrow instrument is needed for bone retraction and tissue displacement. Its slim shape allows it to be positioned in areas where a wider lever may be difficult to maneuver. It can also be used when working around small joints and during procedures that require clear access to the bone.

The working end has a 7.5 mm wide curved blade. The curved shape gives the surgeon a point for lifting or holding tissue away from the operative area while exposing the underlying bone. It is suitable for use during fracture fixation, osteotomy, reconstructive procedures, and other orthopedic work involving smaller skeletal structures.

At 15 cm (6″) long, the lever is easy to handle without being too short for reaching the working area. The narrow blade and overall length make it practical for procedures on the phalanges, small joints, and other confined parts of the hand or foot. The instrument can be repositioned as the procedure progresses without taking up unnecessary space around the site.

It has a simple, balanced design that keeps the working end easy to control. Its curved blade can be placed against the area being retracted while the handle remains accessible to the surgeon.

Made from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, it is suitable for repeated surgical use and routine sterilization. The material also provides the strength and corrosion resistance expected from an orthopedic instrument when properly maintained.

For small bone procedures that require a slim lever with a curved working end, the Buck-Gramcko Lever provides a straightforward option for bone retraction, tissue displacement, and surgical exposure.