Ortho Retractors

Description Type: A handheld, self-retaining surgical forceps designed to spread and hold surgical incisions open. Mechanism: Features a ratchet locking system that clamps the blades at a desired spread, allowing for hands-free use. Blades & Prongs: Parallel, curved blades with outward-curving hooked prongs (commonly 2x3 or 3x4)...

Description Type: A handheld, self-retaining surgical forceps designed to spread and hold surgical incisions open. Mechanism: Features a ratchet locking system that clamps the blades at a desired spread, allowing for hands-free use. Blades & Prongs: Parallel, curved blades with outward-curving hooked prongs (commonly 2x3 or 3x4)...

Description Type: Self-retaining forceps-style retractor. Function: Gently spreads and holds incision edges apart, keeping the surgical site exposed without constant manual pressure. Mechanism: A scissor-like ratchet lock secures the blades at a desired spread, allowing for hands-free use. Blades: Two hinged blades with curved,...

Description Double-Ended: Has two different working ends on a single instrument. Blunt Prongs: One end features three prongs with blunt tips, designed for safe retraction near nerves/vessels. L-Shaped Blade: The other end has a flat, L-shaped blade (like a mini Langenbeck) for holding back wound edges or...

Description Name: Senn-Miller Retractor, Cat's Paw, Kilner Retractor. Design: Double-ended, handheld, with a central flat handle for grip. Ends: One end has three sharp prongs (a rake) for gripping fibrous tissue; the other end has a flat, L-shaped blade for lifting wound edges. Purpose: To hold back skin...

Description Function: Gently pulls back tissues and organs to create a clear surgical field for better visibility and access, minimizing trauma. Design: Hand-held, often with a characteristic curve to the blade and lugs (bumps/protrusions) on the handle for grip and positioning. Usage: Primarily for general surgery, especially...

Description Type: Manual surgical retractor for soft tissues. Blade: Flat, single blunt blade, often curved at the tip (L-shaped) for deep access. Handle: Hollow, teardrop, or ringed for a comfortable, firm grip and reduced fatigue. Material: High-grade, medical-grade stainless steel, ensuring durability, corrosion resistance, and sterilizability. Finish: Satin or...

Description Type: A hook-type, manual retractor used for separating incision edges and holding organs/tissues aside. Handle: Often has a teardrop or open-loop design with a central ring for a secure, comfortable grip, preventing slippage. Shaft: Streamlined for insertion into deep surgical spaces. Blade: L-shaped with a slight angle...

Description Purpose: To grasp, hold, and gently pull skin or superficial tissues to broaden the surgical field, providing better access and view. Design: Features a long, slender shaft with a small, sharp, curved hook at the end for precise tissue engagement. Material: High-quality surgical-grade...

Key Features Size: Small, compact design for deep, precise retraction. Blade: Single-ended, sharp-edged, flat, and curved. Material: High-grade surgical stainless steel. Type: Hand-held (manual) rather than self-retaining.  Common Uses Hand Surgery: Carpal tunnel release, tendon repair, small joint procedures. Orthopedics: Exposing fractures, removing hardware (plates/screws) from small bones/joints. General Surgery: Separating...