Description

The Phalangeal Lever is a small orthopedic instrument for working around the phalanges and other small bones and joints of the hand and foot. It can be used during fracture fixation, joint reconstruction, corrective procedures, and other operations where a larger bone lever would be difficult to place.

Its working end has a curved blade measuring 5 mm in width. The narrow blade gives the user a more focused point for lifting or moving bone and retracting nearby tissue. The curve also makes it easier to position the instrument around small anatomical structures without needing a large working surface.

The lever measures 15 cm (6″) overall. This keeps it easy to handle in a smaller operative field and gives the user good control over the working end. The compact length is particularly useful when working on the hand or foot, where there may be limited room for positioning an instrument.

The 5 mm curved blade can be used for bone manipulation, tissue retraction, and exposure of the surgical area. Its straightforward design allows the amount of pressure and movement to be controlled directly through the handle, which is useful when working with small bones or joints.

Made from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, it is intended for repeated surgical use. The material provides the strength needed for routine orthopedic work and resistance to corrosion when the instrument is properly cleaned, sterilized, and maintained. Each instrument is also checked for its finish and overall condition before supply.

With its 5 mm curved blade and 15 cm (6″) length, the Phalangeal Lever is a compact option for controlled bone manipulation, tissue retraction, and surgical exposure during procedures involving the hand, foot, phalanges, and other small anatomical structures.