Retractors

Actively separate the edges of a surgical incisions or wounds
Item Product Price QTY
52124 Agricola Retractor, 1.5in. 3X3 4mm Sharp
52124P Agricola Retractor, 1.7in, 3X3 Prongs
52125 Goldstein Retractor, 1in. 3X3 4mm Sharp
52125P Goldstein Retractor, 1in.
52126-10 Alm Retractor, 2.75 inch
52126-10P Alm Retractor, 3 in, 4X4 Prongs, 2in Spread
52126-14 Alm Retractor, 4 inch, 4x4 Prongs
52126-14P Alm Retractor, 4in, 4X4 Prongs, 2.5in Spread
52127 Castroviejo Retractor, 3.75in. 15X15mm
52127P Castroviejo Retractor, 3.75in, Screw-type Adjustable
52128-00 Weitlaner Retractor, 2 X 3, 4 inch, Sharp
52128-00P Weitlaner Retractor, 2X3, 4.5in, Sharp Prongs
52128-02 Weitlaner Retractor, 2 X 3, 4 inch, Blunt
52128-12 Weitlaner Retractor, 3 X 4, 5.5 inch, Blunt
52128-14 Weitlaner Retractor, 3 X 4, 6.5 inch, Blunt
Retractors can be used to actively separate the edges of a surgical incision or wound, or can hold back underlying organs and tissues, so that body parts under the incision may be accessed.
Sharp retractors are better at providing a secure grip and they can safely hold back the skin, muscles, fascia, tendons, or the periosteum but they may damage vessels, nerves, the peritoneum, glands or cysts. Blunt retractors are recommended when iatrogenic injury is a concern. The main benefit of blunt retractors is that they prevent unintended injury to the tissue held by the retractor or to the underlying tissue.