Universal Ring Retractor Tilting Blade Clamp
Universal Ring Retractor Tilting Blade Clamp
Universal Ring Retractor Tilting Blade Clamp is situated onto a ring retractor and is able to hold the handle of a retractor blade. During a surgical procedure, the clamp allows the entire retractor blade to tilt upwards or downwards and adjust to the desired position. The ratchet mechanism can, thus, lock the blade in place to provide stable retraction.
Universal Ring Retractor Urology Set
includes: 1 #5800-43 (malleable blade), 1 #5800-44 (malleable blade), 1 #5800-01 (vertical table clamp/post), 1 #5800-03 (post coupling), 2 #5800-12 (kelly blade), 2 #5800-28 (kelly blade), 1 #5800-29 (kelly blade), 1 #5800-05 (horizontal flex bar), 8 #5800-65 (tilting blade clamp), 1 #5800-58m (oval segmented ring), 1 #5800-58s (oval segmented ring), 3 #5800-80 (vaginal blade, lateral), 1 #5800-84 (wiley blade)
Universal Ring Retractor Urology Set provides surgeons with an array of accessories that can be used with two different oval segmented rings. These accessories appear in various sizes to accommodate a wide range of cases. The purpose of this retractor set is to be used during urology procedures and allow for the stabilization of instruments while wound edges are retracted.
Universal Ring Retractor Vaginal Blade
Universal Ring Retractor Vaginal Blade
Universal Ring Retractor Vaginal Blade may be used in medical fields such as obstetrics and gynecology. This instrument has a flat blade that is curved at a right-angle and contains a lip on the edge. Depending on the different surgical needs, this blade is available in a lateral or posterior position so that the surgeon can place it in the desired spot.
Universal Ring Retractor Vertical
Universal Ring Retractor Vertical Extension Bar
1" (2.5 cm) diameter, bariatric
Universal Ring Retractor Vertical Extension Bar serves the purpose of lengthening the height of a table post to a desired length. This stainless steel bar is an accessory to be used with ring retractors, which can expose the operating view for the surgeon during numerous types of procedures.
Universal Ring Retractor Wiley Blade
Unna Comedone Extractor
Utility Scissors
ribbon style ring handle, blunt tips, 4-1/16" (10.3 cm)?Utility Scissors are a general purpose ophthalmologic tool. The scissors may be used for performing delicate incisions of the cornea or conjunctiva. The scissors feature a ribbon style ring handle designed to reduce physician fatigue. Finally, the scissors are available in either a straight or curved profile depending on surgical preference.
Utility Scissors
1 serrated blade, extra heavy, 6-1/2" (16.5 cm)
Stainless Steel Utility Scissors are handcrafted with 1 serrated blade in an extra heavy design. The serrated blade prevents slipping while cutting, while the extra heavy design makes the instrument ideal for the most demanding dissections. These all purpose scissors are also perfect for the laboratory. Available with either a blunt/blunt design or a sharp/blunt design, this versatile tool is an operating room staple.
Valve Retractor
Valve Retractor
Ionescu Valve Retractor is designed to retract and maneuver the various valves and vessels during cardiovascular surgery. It is offered in double-ended versions in various sizes and a leaflet configuration to accommodate various procedures and patient sizes. The Ionescu Valve Retractor is crafted in Germany from operating room grade stainless steel and polished to have a glare reducing dull satin finish.
Valve Scissors
Valve Scissors
full curve, 1 blade serrated
Thompson Valve Scissors are specially designed for use in cardiothoracic surgical procedures. This scissors feature a full curve as well as one blade that is serrated giving it an increased ability to grasp while cutting. This ensure that once an incision is made and the cut has begun the serrated edge will be able to provide some hold on the vessel or valve to ensure there is no snagging or that the valve doesn't slip out of the scissor's mouth. This instrument is available in 8.5" and 9.875" to accommodate different depths as well as a variety of patients sizes and surgeon preferences.
