Description

The Bone Hook Sharp is used during orthopedic and trauma procedures when a firm hold on bone is needed. It can be used for fracture reduction, skeletal exposure, and other procedures where a bone fragment or bony structure needs to be pulled, held, or repositioned. The hooked working end gives the instrument a direct point of contact with the bone.

The tip is sharp and curved into a hook. This allows it to engage the cortical surface and hold onto the bone during traction or manipulation. The sharp point is intended for situations where a more secure purchase is needed, particularly during reduction and fixation procedures.

The instrument has an elongated shaft and measures 24.5 cm (9¾”) overall. The length provides room to work when the surgical site is deeper, while still keeping the instrument manageable during positioning. It also gives some leverage when traction is applied through the handle.

A ring handle is fitted at the proximal end. It provides a defined place for the fingers and makes it possible to maintain a firm hold while the hook is engaged with the bone. The surgeon can use the handle to apply traction or make small adjustments to the position of the bone during the procedure.

The Bone Hook Sharp has a straightforward construction, with the hook at one end and the ring handle at the other. There are no adjustment mechanisms or additional moving parts. Its function comes from the shape of the sharp hook and the control provided by the long shaft.

Made from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, the instrument is intended for repeated surgical use and routine sterilization. Proper cleaning and maintenance help preserve the hook and the instrument’s resistance to corrosion.

With its sharp hook tip, elongated 24.5 cm (9¾”) shaft, and ring handle, the Bone Hook Sharp is suited to fracture reduction, skeletal manipulation, and bone exposure where secure engagement with the bone is required.