Murphy Retractor
Murphy Retractor
7-3/4" (19.5 cm)
Murphy Retractor is a handheld 7 3/4" instrument with different sized prongs and the option of sharp or blunt tips depending on the type of tissue being retracted. During general operations when a surgeon needs to be exposed to a certain area in the body, the retractor can be used to hold back the wound. The finger grips at the end of the handle provide better maneuvaribility.
Murphy-Lane Bone Retractor
12" (30.0 cm)Murphy Lane Bone Retractor is a general purpose instrument that can serve a variety of uses in orthopedic surgical procedures. The main purpose of this is to retract muscle and other soft tissue layers away form bone. Doing this allows better exposure of the surgical field and protects the surrounding tissue areas from unnecessary damage. Additionally the unique design of this instrument features a scoop like end.
Museux Vulsellum Forceps
2x2 teeth, straight, 9-1/2" (24.0 cm)? Museux Vulsellum Forceps feature 2X2 serrated jaws to firmly grip the uterus during surgical procedures. The forceps are available with two different jaw widths to accommodate a range of cases. The ring handles allow for a comfortable and secure grip on the instrument.
Nagahara Nucleus Chopper
1.25 mm tip & blade offset at 60 degree angle, round knurled handle, 4-1/2" (11.4 cm)?Nagahara Nucleus Chopper is a commonly used tool in cataract extraction procedures. The chopper is used to divide the opacified nucleus into smaller pieces for eventual extraction. The instrument features a 1.25 mm tip with a 60 degree offset blade, aiding in visualization during incisions of lens tissue.
Nail & Bone Rasp
double ended, backwards cutting, 6-3/4" (17.1 cm)?Nail and Bone Rasp is ideal for a number of different neurosurgical orthopedic type surgeries. This rasp is double ended making it a two in one and can quickly switch between thw two heads. It has the ability to be backwards cutting. This instrument features serrations that allow either end to be used to whittle down or smooth roughened surfaces. In craniotomies or spinal surgeries such jagged edges can cause tearing on delicate tissue such as brain tissue or individual nerves and vasculature.
