11-1074-30 | Murphy-Lane Bone Skid
The Murphy-Lane Bone Skid is intended for situations in which controlled luxation and bone
manipulation require a longer instrument profile. Next Edge Surgical lists the 11-1074-30 in 30
cm and 34 cm lengths, allowing the surgeon or instrument team to select the reach appropriate
to the operative field. Its classification as a bone lever places it among the bone surgery instruments used when controlled leverage and positioning are
required.
A bone skid has a different role from a small, short lever. Its longer shaft can help place the
working end into a deeper field while keeping the hand farther from the immediate area of
manipulation. That can be useful when exposure, approach angle, and access all matter during
orthopedic or reconstructive work.
Consider the two available lengths:
● 30 cm: A more compact long-reach option for cases where additional access is needed
without moving to the longest available configuration.
● 34 cm: Provides greater reach for deeper operative fields or situations where hand
placement farther from the working area is useful.
● Luxation lever design: Supports controlled manipulation of bone during surgical
exposure and positioning rather than relying on improvised instruments.
● Dedicated bone skid profile: Gives the surgical team an instrument specifically
intended for bone-related leverage and handling.
The two lengths make this pattern practical for facilities managing a range of orthopedic cases.
Selecting the correct shaft length before surgery can also help avoid unnecessary instrument
changes during exposure. Add the Murphy-Lane Bone Skid to your surgical set for controlled
operative exposure.
