Fragment holding forceps, bone holding forceps used to manipulate bone fragments.
Bone holding forceps, also known as bone clamps, are medical instruments used to hold bones in place during surgery. They are typically used in orthopedic procedures, such as the repair of fractures or the realignment of bones. These forceps are designed to grip the bone securely without damaging it, and can be adjusted to apply the appropriate amount of force to hold the bone in the desired position. Bone holding forceps are an important tool for surgeons, as they allow for more precise manipulation of the bones during surgery and can help ensure the success of the procedure.