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Distal Femur Distractor

Distal Femur Distractor 12.75" Standard Handle - Rod Offset 4.5"

Distal Femur Distractor 17.5" Upward Bent Handle - Rod Offset 4.5"

SKU: DFD
Availability: In Stock

Distal Femur Distractor is used to distract the femur away from the proximal tibia. We craft this versatile femur distractor from premium-grade German surgical stainless material. So, it is reusable after sterilization. It comes with various unique features.

SKU: G13-920
Availability: In Stock

Distal Femur Distractor 12.75" Standard Handle - Rod Offset from handle 4.5" is used to distract the femur away from the proximal tibia.

SKU: G13-918
Availability: In Stock

Distal Femur Distractor 17.5" Upward Bent Handle - Rod Offset from handle 4.5" is used to distract the femur away from the proximal tibia.

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Categories: Distractors

Distal Femur Distractors are excellent orthopedic instruments. When the distractor is mounted, the pins must be held at a distance from the area that may be plated. Our instruments are constructed of high-grade steel to improve reliability and performance. With the support of the experts, we have developed this exclusive instrument. This compact medical-grade stainless steel Distractor is available in multiple variations to meet the surgery's requirements. Overall instrument length varies from 12.75" to 17.5". 

GerMedUSA’s instruments are perfectly made from premium grade German surgical stainless material. So, it is reusable after sterilization. We craft every instrument with the following proper requirements. The quality assurance process has made our instruments more reliable for long-term use.

Overall instrument length is 12.75" and feature Standard Handle. These features make this distractor more suitable for orthopedic instruments.

Additional Information

Material:Stainless Steel

Overall instrument length is 17.5" and features an Upward Bent Handle. These features make this distractor more suitable for orthopedic instruments. 

Additional Information

Material:Stainless Steel

A distal femur distractor is preferred when manual traction cannot maintain stable, consistent reduction throughout the procedure. It gives the surgeon both hands free while holding the bone fragments in the correct alignment. Complex fractures, polytrauma cases, or situations requiring intramedullary nailing typically call for mechanical distraction over manual methods.

This instrument plays a key role in restoring proper bone length, alignment, and rotation during femoral fracture fixation. It applies controlled, steady distraction force across the fracture site, reducing the risk of malunion or shortening. Without it, maintaining accurate reduction while simultaneously performing fixation becomes significantly harder for the surgical team.

The distractor is placed so pins anchor securely above and below the fracture, without interfering with the joint. Surgeons align it along the femur’s natural axis and adjust tension slowly. Proper positioning ensures stable traction and precise fracture reduction.

Most distractors are made from high-grade stainless steel or titanium alloy, both of which offer the strength, corrosion resistance, and durability needed to withstand the mechanical demands of bone distraction and repeated sterilization cycles.

Yes, many distractors are designed to work with standard plates, nails, and external fixators. Their modular design allows integration without compromising stability. This compatibility helps surgeons combine tools efficiently for complex femur fractures.