Hip Surgery Instruments

Designed for deep soft tissue retraction and clear exposure of the posterior femoral neck and inferior acetabular rim during hip arthroplasty procedures. Featuring an extended 14" profile and a 25mm wide contoured blade, these surgical instruments provide optimal leverage and secure bone engagement while safeguarding adjacent neurovascular structures in deep operative fields.

Designed for extensive soft tissue retraction and clear exposure of the anterior femoral neck and anteromedial acetabular rim during total hip arthroplasty. Featuring an extended 15" length and a 31.5mm wide contoured blade, these surgical instruments provide optimal leverage and stable margin displacement while protecting adjacent neurovascular structures in deep operative fields.

Designed for deep soft tissue retraction and clear visualization of the acetabular rim during anterior and anterolateral hip arthroplasty procedures. Featuring a 10" profile and an 18mm wide contoured blade, these surgical instruments provide steady manual leverage and secure bone engagement while safeguarding adjacent neurovascular structures.

Designed for elevating and retracting the proximal femur to provide optimal exposure of the femoral canal and acetabulum during hip arthroplasty procedures. Featuring a 9 1/4" profile with a sturdy curved hook, these surgical instruments provide controlled manual leverage and secure bone displacement while protecting surrounding anatomical structures.

Designed for deep soft tissue retraction and optimal exposure of the proximal femur and acetabulum during hip arthroplasty procedures. Featuring an extended 15" profile and a 25mm wide blade, this surgical instrument provides superior leverage and secure tissue displacement around the greater trochanter while safeguarding adjacent structures.

Designed for deep soft tissue retraction and clear exposure of the femoral calcar and proximal femur during hip arthroplasty procedures. Featuring an extended 14 1/2" profile and a 25mm wide contoured blade, these surgical instruments provide optimal leverage and secure tissue displacement while protecting adjacent anatomical structures in deep operative fields.

Cobb Elevators Stainless Steel are robust orthopedic and spinal instruments designed to safely scrape and elevate periosteum and soft tissues from bone surfaces. Manufactured from premium German stainless steel, they ensure exceptional durability and provide surgeons with reliable leverage and optimal visibility in demanding clinical settings.

Cobb Elevators Phenolic Handle are robust orthopedic and spinal instruments featuring a semi-sharp blade and a specialized lightweight handle to safely elevate periosteum from bone. Manufactured from premium German stainless steel with a durable phenolic grip, they ensure exceptional performance and provide surgeons with reliable leverage in demanding clinical settings.

Femoral Neck Elevators with Knurled Handle are robust orthopedic instruments designed to safely expose and elevate the proximal femur during hip arthroplasty and fracture repairs. Manufactured from premium German stainless steel, they feature a textured grip for exceptional control and provide surgeons with reliable leverage and optimal visibility in deep surgical fields.

Extra Leverage Femoral Neck Elevators are heavy-duty orthopedic instruments featuring enhanced geometric curves to safely expose and elevate the proximal femur during hip arthroplasty. Manufactured from premium German stainless steel, they provide surgeons with maximum mechanical leverage and clear surgical visibility while working through deep, dense muscular layers.

Cobb Elevators Hex Handle are robust orthopedic and spinal instruments featuring a specialized hexagonal grip and a smooth blade to safely elevate periosteum from bone. Manufactured from premium German stainless steel, they ensure exceptional performance and provide surgeons with reliable leverage in demanding clinical settings.

APC Hip Retractors Series 14" is an orthopedic surgical instrument used to retract heavy muscle and expose the acetabulum, maintaining clear operative access during primary and revision total hip replacement and reconstructive procedures.