ASI-4215

The image shows a Lane-Trethowan bone lever, a stainless steel orthopedic instrument designed for manipulating and stabilizing bones during surgery. It features a long, slender shaft with a slightly curved tip for controlled leverage and a ring handle for secure finger placement and precise maneuvering. The lever is primarily used to retract or lift bone fragments, providing better exposure of the surgical site. Its lightweight yet durable design allows surgeons to apply effective leverage while minimizing trauma to surrounding tissues. This instrument is particularly useful in trauma, reconstructive, and orthopedic procedures involving fracture reduction and bone alignment.