Why surgeons still love the lowman bone clamp today
If you've spent any time in an orthopedic operating room, you've definitely crossed paths with the lowman bone clamp. It's one of those tools that looks a bit like something you'd find in a high-end vintage hardware store rather than a modern hospital, but don't let its old-school appearance fool you. It's a staple for a reason. While surgical technology is constantly moving toward robotics and lasers, the humble bone clamp remains a go-to for fixing broken bones because, honestly, sometimes you just need a really solid way to hold things together while you work. ...