Description
Reill Reposition Forceps
Reill reposition forceps align fracture fragments before fixation. At 20 cm, they suit medium bones and moderate depths.
Reduction first
Good fixation starts with good reduction. Therefore the surgeon needs a forceps that moves fragments precisely. Besides, the Reill pattern meets that need.
Size
The 20 cm length reaches medium-depth fractures. Meanwhile, the handles give enough leverage to move bone. Furthermore, the tips grip at small points.
Who uses Reill reposition forceps
Trauma surgeons use them on forearm, ankle and tibial fractures. Also, osteotomy cases use them to position bone. They suit pelvic rim work too.
Technique
Choose firm cortex on both sides of the break for the tips. Next, squeeze the handles slowly until the gap closes. Keep the grip while a screw or wire goes in.
Pairing with others
Small reduction forceps handle fine fragments. Meanwhile, the Reill handles medium ones. Consequently, many sets carry both.
Reduction before fixation
Every fixation depends on accurate alignment first. Therefore a good reduction forceps saves time later. The Reill helps get that first step right.
Reill reposition forceps details
- 20 cm long
- Point-grip reduction tips
- Moderate leverage
- Supplied non-sterile
Reill care
Pay attention to the point tips, which can blunt if dropped. Clean, dry and lubricate the joint. Store the forceps closed.
Cover and inspection
We insure each Reill forceps for three years against manufacturing defects as standard. Any forceps receives a final examination at our Atlanta base ahead of shipping. For a companion tool, browse our Meyer reposition forceps. Similar designs wait in the orthopedic range. Want a custom quantity? Ask us before you order. With a general query, scan the customer FAQ. Smaller theaters hold an extra forceps in case one is out for service. The FDA notes ASTM F899 as the guide for steel in surgical instruments.
For surgical teams only. Return rules appear on the refund policy. Listing photos can differ by option, and the alloy includes nickel; see our care page for the full note.






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