115 instruments Hand-held retractors

Circular Ring Breast Retractor

A breast retractor is a hand-held retractor with a flat blade whose end is turned at close to a right angle to form a lip.

MOQ 300 instruments

Doyen Retractor Set

A retractor set is a fixed group of individually patterned retractors, packed and sold together as one boxed, trayed, or rolled item rather than bought piece by piece.

MOQ 300 instruments

FO Padgett Deaver Retractor

An abdominal retractor is a retractor built in the blade sizes and frame forms of open abdominal work.

MOQ 300 instruments

Liver Transplant Retractor Set

A retractor set is a fixed group of individually patterned retractors, packed and sold together as one boxed, trayed, or rolled item rather than bought piece by piece.

MOQ 300 instruments

Jackson Burrows Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

Debakey Femur Retractor

The DeBakey femur retractor is a self-retaining instrument.

MOQ 300 instruments

Jolls Thyroid Retractor

A thyroid retractor is a self-retaining frame instrument that holds the strap muscles and skin edges of a neck incision apart on its own, without an assistant holding it.

MOQ 300 instruments

Mikimon Retractor

The Mikulicz retractor is a flat-bladed, hand-held retractor used to hold back the abdominal wall or pack during open abdominal surgery.

MOQ 300 instruments

Parsonnet Retractor

A small, spring-loaded, self-retaining retractor: two arms cross and pivot like scissors, and a spring holds the tips apart once opened, so the instrument stays in place on the tissue without being held by hand.

MOQ 300 instruments

Finsen Screw Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

Finsen Modified Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

Finsen Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

Greishaber Spring Wire Retractor

A spring wire retractor is a small, two-pronged, self-retaining retractor bent from a single length of spring steel wire, rather than built as a hinged frame with a ratchet.

MOQ 300 instruments

Vascular Spring Wire Retractor

A spring wire retractor is a small, two-pronged, self-retaining retractor bent from a single length of spring steel wire, rather than built as a hinged frame with a ratchet.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Spring Wire Retractor

A spring wire retractor is a small, two-pronged, self-retaining retractor bent from a single length of spring steel wire, rather than built as a hinged frame with a ratchet.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Spring Wire Retractor

A spring wire retractor is a small, two-pronged, self-retaining retractor bent from a single length of spring steel wire, rather than built as a hinged frame with a ratchet.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Spring Wire Retractor

A spring wire retractor is a small, two-pronged, self-retaining retractor bent from a single length of spring steel wire, rather than built as a hinged frame with a ratchet.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Spring Wire Retractor

A spring wire retractor is a small, two-pronged, self-retaining retractor bent from a single length of spring steel wire, rather than built as a hinged frame with a ratchet.

MOQ 300 instruments

MIS Retractor

An MIS tubular retractor system is a tubular, percutaneous access system for minimally invasive spine surgery.

MOQ 300 instruments

STARTER SYSTEM FOR SMALL INCISION SURGERY INSTRUMENTS SET

A retractor is any instrument built to hold back the wall of a wound, or hold an organ or a fold of tissue aside, so the space and structures beneath stay open to view and to work in.

MOQ 300 instruments

Breast Surgery Retractor

A retractor is any instrument built to hold back the wall of a wound, or hold an organ or a fold of tissue aside, so the space and structures beneath stay open to view and to work in.

MOQ 300 instruments

Hand Surgery Retractor

A retractor is any instrument built to hold back the wall of a wound, or hold an organ or a fold of tissue aside, so the space and structures beneath stay open to view and to work in.

MOQ 300 instruments

Perinal Surgery Retractor

A retractor is any instrument built to hold back the wall of a wound, or hold an organ or a fold of tissue aside, so the space and structures beneath stay open to view and to work in.

MOQ 300 instruments

SMALL INCISION SURGERY

A retractor set is a fixed group of individually patterned retractors, packed and sold together as one boxed, trayed, or rolled item rather than bought piece by piece.

MOQ 300 instruments

HEAD AND NECK PROCEDURES

MOQ 300 instruments

Holtgrew Blade

A retractor blade is the wound-contact piece of a modular, self-retaining retractor frame.

MOQ 300 instruments

Urology Blade

A retractor blade is the wound-contact piece of a modular, self-retaining retractor frame.

MOQ 300 instruments

ST Mark Blade

A retractor blade is the wound-contact piece of a modular, self-retaining retractor frame.

MOQ 300 instruments

VAGINAL BLADES

A retractor blade is the wound-contact piece of a modular, self-retaining retractor frame.

MOQ 300 instruments

Rakes Hook

A rake retractor is a simple, single-piece hand retractor: a handle ending in a row of curved prongs (tines) set at roughly a right angle to the shaft, with no joint, hinge, or lock anywhere in it.

MOQ 300 instruments

Abdominal Retractor Kelly Blade

A retractor blade is the wound-contact piece of a modular, self-retaining retractor frame.

MOQ 300 instruments

Abdominal Retractor Scoville Hook

A retractor hook is a hook-tipped attachment for a modular retractor frame, fitted in place of a flat blade where a flat face does not suit the structure being held back.

MOQ 300 instruments

Abdominal Retractor Harrington Blade

A retractor blade is the wound-contact piece of a modular, self-retaining retractor frame.

MOQ 300 instruments

Abdominal Retractor Fence Blade

A retractor blade is the wound-contact piece of a modular, self-retaining retractor frame.

MOQ 300 instruments

Abdominal Retractor Deaver Blade

A retractor blade is the wound-contact piece of a modular, self-retaining retractor frame.

MOQ 300 instruments

Gosset Blade

A retractor blade is the wound-contact piece of a modular, self-retaining retractor frame.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Dixson Blade Center

A retractor blade is the wound-contact piece of a modular, self-retaining retractor frame.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Dixson Blade Center

A retractor blade is the wound-contact piece of a modular, self-retaining retractor frame.

MOQ 300 instruments

Collin Abdominal Retarctor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Richardson Retractor

An abdominal retractor is a retractor built in the blade sizes and frame forms of open abdominal work.

MOQ 300 instruments

Mayo Collin Appendectomy Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

Rochard Retractor

An abdominal retractor is a retractor built in the blade sizes and frame forms of open abdominal work.

MOQ 300 instruments

Deaver Grip Retractor

An abdominal retractor is a retractor built in the blade sizes and frame forms of open abdominal work.

MOQ 300 instruments

Deaver Retractor Hollow Grip Handle

An abdominal retractor is a retractor built in the blade sizes and frame forms of open abdominal work.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Mark Pelvis Retractor

A pelvic retractor is a retractor built for depth rather than width: its blades or prongs are long enough to reach and hold tissue at the base of the pelvis, where a shorter general-purpose retractor cannot reach.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Mark Pelvis Retractor

A pelvic retractor is a retractor built for depth rather than width: its blades or prongs are long enough to reach and hold tissue at the base of the pelvis, where a shorter general-purpose retractor cannot reach.

MOQ 300 instruments

Mueller Retractor

A retractor is any instrument built to hold back the wall of a wound, or hold an organ or a fold of tissue aside, so the space and structures beneath stay open to view and to work in.

MOQ 300 instruments

Doyen Retractor

An abdominal retractor is a retractor built in the blade sizes and frame forms of open abdominal work.

MOQ 300 instruments

Weinberg Retractor

An abdominal retractor is a retractor built in the blade sizes and frame forms of open abdominal work.

MOQ 300 instruments

Hasson Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

Deaver Retractor Double Ended

An abdominal retractor is a retractor built in the blade sizes and frame forms of open abdominal work.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Deaver Retractor Hollow Handle

An abdominal retractor is a retractor built in the blade sizes and frame forms of open abdominal work.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Deaver Retractor Hollow Handle

An abdominal retractor is a retractor built in the blade sizes and frame forms of open abdominal work.

MOQ 300 instruments

Deaver Retractor Flat Handle

An abdominal retractor is a retractor built in the blade sizes and frame forms of open abdominal work.

MOQ 300 instruments

Zenker Retractors

A solid-bladed retractor held by hand rather than self-retaining: it carries no ratchet or catch to lock it open, so it stays in place only for as long as an assistant holds it there.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Richardson Retractor

An abdominal retractor is a retractor built in the blade sizes and frame forms of open abdominal work.

MOQ 300 instruments

Harrington Retractor

An abdominal retractor is a retractor built in the blade sizes and frame forms of open abdominal work.

MOQ 300 instruments

Kelly Retractor

An abdominal retractor is a retractor built in the blade sizes and frame forms of open abdominal work.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Richardson Retractor

An abdominal retractor is a retractor built in the blade sizes and frame forms of open abdominal work.

MOQ 300 instruments

Richardson Eastman Retractors

An abdominal retractor is a retractor built in the blade sizes and frame forms of open abdominal work.

MOQ 300 instruments

Kraemer Retractor

No manufacturer catalog, trade reference, or medical-instrument glossary describing a "Kraemer retractor" was found in the sources accessible for this entry.

MOQ 300 instruments

Kocher Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

Hoesel Retractor

A retractor is any instrument built to hold back the wall of a wound, or hold an organ or a fold of tissue aside, so the space and structures beneath stay open to view and to work in.

MOQ 300 instruments

Greene Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

Middeldorpf Retractor

The Middeldorpf retractor is a single-blade, hand-held retractor from the classical rectal and perineal instrument group.

MOQ 300 instruments

Mcburney Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

Dockhorn Retractor

The Dockhorn is a single-ended hand-held retractor made in one piece of stainless steel.

MOQ 300 instruments

Lahey Goiter Retractor

A goiter retractor, also sold as a green retractor, is a single-piece, hand-held retractor pattern for neck and thyroid procedures: it has no joint, hinge, lock or ratchet.

MOQ 300 instruments

Isreal Retractors

A rake retractor is a simple, single-piece hand retractor: a handle ending in a row of curved prongs (tines) set at roughly a right angle to the shaft, with no joint, hinge, or lock anywhere in it.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Murphy Retractor

A rake retractor is a simple, single-piece hand retractor: a handle ending in a row of curved prongs (tines) set at roughly a right angle to the shaft, with no joint, hinge, or lock anywhere in it.

MOQ 300 instruments

Kocher Landenbeck Retractor

A hand-held retractor is a retractor with no self-retaining mechanism: it holds a position only for as long as it is held there, unlike a self-retaining retractor, whose ratchet, screw or frame keeps a wound open by itself once locked.

MOQ 300 instruments

Landenbeck Retractor

A hand-held retractor is a retractor with no self-retaining mechanism: it holds a position only for as long as it is held there, unlike a self-retaining retractor, whose ratchet, screw or frame keeps a wound open by itself once locked.

MOQ 300 instruments

Koerte Wagner Retractors

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Murphy Retractor

A rake retractor is a simple, single-piece hand retractor: a handle ending in a row of curved prongs (tines) set at roughly a right angle to the shaft, with no joint, hinge, or lock anywhere in it.

MOQ 300 instruments

Isreal Retractors (T Handle)

A rake retractor is a simple, single-piece hand retractor: a handle ending in a row of curved prongs (tines) set at roughly a right angle to the shaft, with no joint, hinge, or lock anywhere in it.

MOQ 300 instruments

Koerte Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

Volkman Retractors US

A rake retractor is a simple, single-piece hand retractor: a handle ending in a row of curved prongs (tines) set at roughly a right angle to the shaft, with no joint, hinge, or lock anywhere in it.

MOQ 300 instruments

Volkman Retractors, Small

A rake retractor is a simple, single-piece hand retractor: a handle ending in a row of curved prongs (tines) set at roughly a right angle to the shaft, with no joint, hinge, or lock anywhere in it.

MOQ 300 instruments

Lahey Thyroid Retractor

A thyroid retractor is a self-retaining frame instrument that holds the strap muscles and skin edges of a neck incision apart on its own, without an assistant holding it.

MOQ 300 instruments

Lahey Goit Retractor

A thyroid retractor is a self-retaining frame instrument that holds the strap muscles and skin edges of a neck incision apart on its own, without an assistant holding it.

MOQ 300 instruments

Ollier Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

Gil-Vernet Retractor

The Gil-Vernet kidney retractor is a malleable retractor: a flat metal shaft that a surgeon bends by hand to the curve needed and that then holds that shape, ending in a small curved paddle-shaped blade with a rounded, blunt edge.

MOQ 300 instruments

Cushing Kocher Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

Koenig Retractor

No manufacturer catalog, trade reference, or medical-instrument glossary describing a "Koenig retractor" (or the "Koening" spelling given for this entry) was found in the sources accessible for this entry.

MOQ 300 instruments

Cushing Vein Retractor

A vein retractor is a small, single-ended, hand-held retractor built to lift and hold back one vein or another slender structure, rather than a broad flap of tissue the way a general soft-tissue retractor does.

MOQ 300 instruments

Klap Tendon Hook Retractor

A hook retractor is a retractor whose working end is a hook rather than a flat blade.

MOQ 300 instruments

Crile Hook Retractor

A hook retractor is a retractor whose working end is a hook rather than a flat blade.

MOQ 300 instruments

Polloson Retractor

The Polloson retractor is a single hand-held abdominal retractor, not a self-retaining one.

MOQ 300 instruments

Buchs Cheek Retractor

A cheek retractor is a hand-held retractor from the dental, ENT and maxillo-facial range.

MOQ 300 instruments

Helveston Retractor

Helvesten retractor (also seen spelled Helveston in some listings) is a named retractor pattern that appears under this name in surgical instrument trade listings.

MOQ 300 instruments

Smillie Knee Retractor

A knee retractor is a handheld lever-type retractor sized and curved for exposure of the knee joint, larger than the general-purpose Hohmann-type retractors used elsewhere in orthopedic surgery.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Hohmann Retractor

A bone lever is a one-piece instrument with a flat blade bent back at an angle to the shaft, so the blade sits over a bone edge and the shaft acts as the lever arm.

MOQ 300 instruments

Army Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

Mathieu Finger Retractor

A small retractor scaled down for a finger-sized operative field, used in hand surgery or minor finger procedures where a full-size retractor is too large for the opening.

MOQ 300 instruments

Parker Tommy Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

Parker Mott Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

Roux Retractor

A hand-held retractor is a retractor with no self-retaining mechanism: it holds a position only for as long as it is held there, unlike a self-retaining retractor, whose ratchet, screw or frame keeps a wound open by itself once locked.

MOQ 300 instruments

Children's Hospital Retractor

'Pediatric' in a retractor name is a size class, not a separate pattern: it means a standard retractor design (Weitlaner, Army-Navy, Senn, Alm or Gelpi, among others) built to a shorter overall length and a narrower, shallower blade or prong than the same-named adult version, for a smaller operative field.

MOQ 300 instruments

Bose Tracheal Retractor

A hand-held retractor used to hold back and retract the soft tissue at the front of the neck during a tracheostomy or tracheotomy, keeping the trachea in view.

MOQ 300 instruments

Jackson Tracheal Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

Crile Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

Leur Tracheal Retractor

A hand-held retractor used to hold back and retract the soft tissue at the front of the neck during a tracheostomy or tracheotomy, keeping the trachea in view.

MOQ 300 instruments

Mayo Collin Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

Double Ended Retractor

A double ended retractor is a one-piece hand-held retractor with a different working end at each end of a central flat handle, and no joint or moving part anywhere on it.

MOQ 300 instruments

Goelet Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

Ionescu Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

Davis Retractor

No instrument is sold in the trade under the spelling 'Devis'; the nearest real article is the Davis retractor.

MOQ 300 instruments

Sen Green Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Ragnell Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Senn-Miller Finger Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Senn-Miller Finger Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Senn-Miller Finger Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Senn-Miller Finger Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Baby Senn-Miller Finger Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Baby Senn-Miller Finger Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

MOQ 300 instruments