Description

The Hohmann Bone Elevator is used during orthopedic and trauma procedures when soft tissue needs to be moved away from the bone for better access to the surgical site. It can be used in fracture fixation, joint reconstruction, and other procedures where the surgeon needs to expose part of the bone while keeping the surrounding structures out of the way.

The working end has a 24 mm wide curved blade. The blade provides a broad surface for retraction, while its curved shape allows it to sit against the bone during use. This design is useful when a narrow, straight elevator does not provide enough coverage for the area being exposed.

The instrument measures 26 cm (10″) overall. This gives it a useful amount of reach without making the instrument excessively long. The handle can be kept away from the immediate operative area while the curved blade is positioned where retraction is required. It can be used around different bone and joint structures depending on the procedure.

There is no complicated mechanism on this model. The working end does the job through its shape and width. The curved blade can be placed against the bone and used to hold the surrounding tissue back while the surgeon works on the exposed area. Its 24 mm width also makes it suitable for broader exposure than smaller Hohmann elevators.

It is made from premium surgical-grade stainless steel for repeated use in the surgical setting. The steel construction provides the necessary strength for routine orthopedic work and is resistant to corrosion when the instrument is properly cleaned, sterilized, and maintained.

With a 24 mm curved blade and 26 cm (10″) overall length, the Hohmann Bone Elevator is a practical option for controlled bone exposure and tissue retraction. It can be used in fracture fixation, joint reconstruction, and other orthopedic procedures where additional access to the bone is needed.