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The Desmarres lid retractor Size 1 with 13mm wide retractor blade provides gentle, sustained eyelid elevation for anterior segment surgical exposure. The smooth blade geometry minimizes conjunctival trauma during extended procedures requiring stable lid positioning.
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The Desmarres lid retractor Size 2 with 15mm wide retractor blade provides increased eyelid elevation support for broader surgical fields. The smooth blade design ensures gentle tissue retraction with minimal conjunctival irritation during extended anterior segment procedures.
This Size 3 Desmarres lid retractor incorporates a 17mm wide blade and laser black chrome coating for broad eyelid elevation during anterior lacrimal and lid reconstruction procedures. The flat handle and matte finish reduce glare and optimize visibility during extended lid and lacrimal surgery. A 140mm length provides comfortable reach and control.
Designed for iris retraction during anterior segment surgery, the Fenzl iris retractor combines a curved shaft with a 10mm tip‑to‑bend angle that slips beneath the iris without folding it. The round knurled handle supports rotational control during repositioning. A polished 114mm shaft passes cleanly through limbal incisions.
The Fisher retractor is a four-prong self-retraining instrument for anterior lacrimal sac and conjunctival exposure. Its 3 × 3 blunt prong arrangement distributes retraction force across a wider tissue area, reducing trauma during sustained elevation. The 170mm length suits standard orbital anatomy.
The Goldstein lacrimal retractor is designed for controlled exposure of the nasolacrimal duct and lacrimal sac during dacryocystorhinostomy and lacrimal canalicular repair. The sharp 7mm blade with 15mm spread provides secure tissue retraction without inadvertent lacrimal gland trauma, while the compact 30mm frame permits stable positioning in the narrow medial canthus.
Combining irrigation with iris retraction, the Graether irrigating iris retractor simplifies anterior chamber management during cataract and anterior segment procedures. Its 45?degree angled tip, collar?button capsule polisher design, and 23?gauge working channel enable simultaneous irrigation and atraumatic iris manipulation. The 38mm compact length supports precise anterior chamber work.
The Gruber columella retractor employs two prongs with integrated weight and chain for hands‑free retraction of the columellar base during anterior septal and endonasal procedures. The weight augments gravity‑assisted exposure while the chain allows fine tension adjustment. This stainless‑steel design suits extended nasal reconstructive work.
This large infant self‑retaining retractor opens the eyelid aperture in neonatal and pediatric ophthalmic procedures. Round wire blades sit gently on the lid margins, and the 9mm blade length matches infant proportions. The compact 38mm body keeps the field free of bulky hardware during microscope work.
This infant-sized self-retaining retractor is configured for pediatric anterior segment surgery where delicate tissue handling and minimal surgical footprint are essential. The round wire blades (8mm length) provide hands-free eyelid and periocular tissue retraction without crush injury. The 38mm overall size matches neonatal and infant orbit anatomy.
The Jaffe lid retractors are a paired set of self‑retaining wire retractors that hold the upper and lower lids clear of the operative field during anterior segment surgery. Each 15mm curved blade rests gently against the lid margin, distributing pressure without crushing. The dull finish reduces microscope glare, and the compact 53mm body keeps the instrument out of the surgeon's working space.
This large Jaffe wire lid retractor uses a single 15mm wire blade on a sprung body for hands‑free lid retraction at the lateral canthus. The compact 41mm overall length and atraumatic wire profile suit oculoplastic and microsurgical setups where a full speculum would crowd the field.
Jaffe wire lid retractors provide hands‑free lid retraction during cataract and refractive cases without occupying space at the limbus. The 10mm blade hooks under the lid margin, and the wire frame elevates with minimal contact pressure. A compact 41mm overall length keeps the retractor low against the cheek and forehead.
The Knapp lacrimal sac retractor is a four-prong blunt dissector for anterior lacrimal sac and canalicular exposure during dacryocystorhinostomy procedures. Its insulated construction permits electrosurgical hemorrhage control, while the serrated flat handle ensures firm grip during elevation. The four blunt prongs distribute retraction force without tearing lacrimal tissues.
An evolution of the original, the MacKeen Premature Infant II self‑retaining retractor adds a V‑shaped round wire spring for stronger tension while preserving the 3mm and 5mm round nesting blades and Clarity MSI RetCam compatibility. The 40mm frame keeps the camera path clear during ROP screening.
This MacKool capsule retractor combines a 4‑degree angled shaft with a suspended 1mm hook positioned 0.5mm from the tip for controlled posterior capsular elevation and support during phacoemulsification. The 10mm distance from tip to bend and round knurled handle provide stable, ergonomic positioning. An integral tip guard protects the hook during handling and sterilization.
The Madlab conjunctival retractor is a malleable double-ended instrument designed to hold conjunctival flaps during scleral buckling procedures. Its flexible stainless steel body bends to match orbital anatomy, enabling custom positioning for optimal suture placement access. Reusability across multiple procedures reduces instrumentation costs.
This thin-blade orbital retractor-elevator serves periocular, lacrimal, and orbital wall surgery where malleable ribbon geometry protects underlying neurovascular structures from blunt trauma. Gentle S-curve accommodates anatomical orbital contours, while dual-ended 10mm and 14mm widths address varied tissue planes. Dull finish minimizes glare. Flexible design permits hand-contouring to orbital anatomy without deforming irreversibly.
This double-ended orbital retractor-elevator is designed for gentle soft-tissue retraction during orbital and eyelid surgery. Its thin ribbon configuration with gentle S-curves accommodates delicate periorbit and allows placement of 16mm and 25mm wide ends to match varying tissue planes. The 182mm length and dull finish support atraumatic exposure with minimal tissue trauma.
This premature infant self-retaining retractor is designed for controlled lid retraction in neonatal ophthalmic examinations. Its small frame and corrected 40mm length support gentle positioning while maintaining a stable operative field without manual assistance.
This Rizzuti double‑ended instrument combines lens expressor and iris retractor functions in a single 146mm platform. The 3mm wide muscle hook tip serves dual role: gentle iris traction during capsulotomy, and lens nucleus expression during delivery. The malleable shaft permits fine anatomic adaptation while the polished stainless steel finish supports reliable performance across cases.
The Schepens forked lid retractor provides anterior-segment exposure with its dual-spatula geometry, featuring a smooth 12mm × 40mm blade with a 3mm notch for eyelid-margin gripping. The forked design distributes eyelid traction across the lid margin, minimizing focal compression injury during scleral-buckle surgery or posterior-segment access. The 150mm extended length supports reach into deeper orbital anatomy.
The Schepens orbital retractor is designed for deep orbital decompression and globe repositioning during orbital surgery. The 15 × 56mm wide flat blade with integral 4.5mm notch provides secure purchase on orbital structures and bone. Flat handle geometry provides clear orientation of blade angle in three‑dimensional space. Overall length of 150mm supports deep orbital access with stable external hand positioning.
The Stevenson adjustable lacrimal sac retractor is engineered for controlled lacrimal duct exposure during dacryocystorhinostomy and epiphora repair. The 3 × 3 blunt-prong geometry retracts delicate periocular soft tissue without trauma to nasolacrimal structures. Screw-locking mechanism maintains retractor position throughout extended lacrimal procedures.
The Stevenson lacrimal sac retractor is an adjustable instrument with solid blades and serrated grip edges along the bottom blade surface. This design provides secure lacrimal sac retraction during dacryocystorhinostomy and canalicular procedures while preventing unwanted tissue slip. Stainless steel construction ensures reliable reprocessing across multiple lacrimal cases.
The Stevenson lacrimal sac retractor carries curved 3mm teeth and opens to a 20mm blade spread for exposure of the lacrimal sac during dacryocystorhinostomy. The dull finish reduces glare under microscope illumination, and the compact 85mm length keeps the working tips close to the periorbital field.
The Stevenson lacrimal sac retractor carries solid 13.5 × 5mm serrated blades on a 20mm spread, sized to hold open the soft tissue pocket during dacryocystorhinostomy and lacrimal sac surgery. Serrations along the blade engage tissue without slipping, and the dull finish keeps reflections off the operative field. Overall length is 80mm.
Sold as a pair, the Tenant solid lid retractors deliver fixed lid elevation for ophthalmic exposure where a speculum is not preferred. The 14mm straight blade gently lifts the lid margin, and the 25mm overall length keeps the handle low‑profile in the operative field. Stainless‑steel construction supports repeat sterilization across routine ocular cases.