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The News tracheal retractor is a curved instrument with a sharp hook tip designed to elevate and hold the trachea during neck surgery. The 150mm length provides sufficient reach for subglottic and cervical tracheal exposure, while the curved geometry conforms to neck anatomy. The sharp hook provides reliable tissue engagement without requiring additional manipulation.
Features & Benefits
The Obwegeser retractor presents an 80 × 16mm toe‑up blade on a finger‑loop handle, sized for soft‑tissue retraction during orthognathic and maxillofacial procedures. The toe‑up geometry hooks beneath tissue planes for sustained exposure, and the 230mm length keeps the handle clear of the operative field.
This Perkins self‑retaining retractor, left‑sided, uses three blunt 7mm prongs, an 11×25mm solid blade, and an 80mm inside spread with a 130mm length to support hands‑free retraction.
This Perkins self‑retaining retractor, right‑sided, features three blunt 7mm prongs, an 11×25mm solid blade, and an 80mm inside spread with a 130mm length for controlled hands‑free exposure.
Richardson retractors with 25 × 19mm scalloped blades and J‑shaped hollow handles provide deep-field ENT retraction with reduced hand fatigue. The scalloped blade edges distribute tissue tension across multiple contact points, minimizing crush injury during tonsillectomy and pharyngeal exposure. Hollow-grip design reduces hand strain during prolonged procedures requiring sustained retraction.
The double‑ended Rose trachea retractor provides bilateral tracheal stabilization during thyroid and cervical procedures. Its straight geometry allows symmetrical retraction, and the compact 130mm profile facilitates hand placement in the surgical neck. Stainless steel withstands repeated sterilization for routine ENT use.
The Sewall orbital retractor (11mm × 56mm blade) provides wider blade coverage for extended orbital and periorbital retraction during endoscopic orbital decompression and extended skull base approaches. The 11mm width and 56mm length distribute retraction force broadly across the medial orbital wall and periosteal planes without point loading. At 6.33 inches with a round handle, the instrument supports stable retraction during lengthy otologic and skull base procedures.
Sewall orbital retractors provide atraumatic exposure of periorbital anatomy during endoscopic and transcutaneous orbital decompression procedures. The 13 × 68mm blade distributes tissue tension across a broad surface, reducing crush injury to periorbital soft tissue and orbital fascia. Round handle supports comfortable sustained retraction during prolonged surgical approaches.
Built for orbital floor and medial wall fracture repair, this Sewall orbital retractor pairs a 7 × 52mm blade with a round handle on a 160mm shaft. The slender blade holds periorbital fat away from the bony rim while the surgeon places mesh or implant. The round handle rolls naturally between thumb and index finger as the angle of retraction shifts intraoperatively, and stainless steel construction supports repeat reprocessing.
The Sewall orbital retractor (9mm × 44mm blade) is engineered for gentle atraumatic retraction of orbital and periorbital tissues during otologic orbital decompression and endoscopic skull base surgery. The 9mm width provides focused retraction while the 44mm blade length distributes force evenly across the orbital septum and periosteum. At 6.33 inches with a round handle, the instrument supports sustained retraction during prolonged exposure.
Wullstein retractors feature 3 × 3 sharp-tooth configuration for controlled otologic anatomy exposure during mastoidectomy and epitympanic surgery. The compact 79mm overall length suits confined mastoid spaces and epitympanic anatomy. Sharp teeth maintain reliable purchase on bone and periosteal tissues without slippage during prolonged retraction.