Pointed Fracture Reduction Clamp With Speedlock – Small Straight Left & Right
Reza Firoozabadi, MD MA
Versatile set of fracture reduction clamps, each with a specific tine design that allows for appropriate vector placement so that anatomic reduction can be obtained in a number of different types of fractures
1.9 mm tines allow for a snug fit in 2 mm drill holes
Tines angled to prevent clamp “slippage” with compression
Straight tines can be placed deep within bone which allows for far cortex compression.
Clamps incorporate a box joint design that prevents clamp joint loosening and the need for tightening.
Example applications: any transverse fracture (straight-straight clamp), both bone forearm fractures, olecranon fractures, medial malleolus fractures, and many more.
Speed Lock Style: Extra-long spin down allows for increased range of clamp use, and open-topped joint rotates to allow for increased range of opening, and also allows for quick release