Kern Bone Forceps no ratchet

Kern Bone Forceps without a ratchet are a type of surgical instrument used for grasping and manipulating bone fragments during orthopedic procedures. Unlike traditional Kern forceps, which often feature a ratchet to lock the jaws in place, these forceps rely on manual control for maintaining the pressure. This design allows the surgeon to apply continuous pressure on the bone while reducing the risk of locking the instrument unintentionally.