Hand Held Retractors(73)

Cushing Decompression Retractor is a neurological tool that allows surgeons to pull back, hold and grasp tissues and nerves in order to treat nerve root compression.

• Hollow Saddle Hook For Atraumatic Retraction
• Ergonomic Fenestrated Handle For Enhanced Control
• Long Arched Neck For Reaching Deep Spaces

Cushing Lid Retractor is an ophthalmological tool that allows surgeons to individually retract and hold the eyelids during general exploration or complex surgeries involving the eyeball.

• Wide Blade With Blunted Edges For Atraumatic Eyelid Retraction
• Saddle Blade Profile For Keeping Foreign Objects Away From The Eyeball
• Ergonomic Flat Handle For Superior Surgical Control

Desmarres Lid Retractor is a hand-held instrument that allows surgeons to retract the desired eyelid from an individual approach during a broad range of ophthalmologic surgeries.

• Different Blade Sizes For Approaching Multiple Retraction Angles
• Concave Blade To Follow Up The Anatomy Of The Eye And Avoid Injury
• Ergonomic Long Handle For Ensuring Superior Surgical Control

Dolwick-Type TMJ Condylar Retractor is a specialized device that maxillofacial surgeons can use to pull back soft tissues and expose the condylar process of the mandible, as well as for isolating during TMJ surgery.

• L-Shaped Blade Promoting Atraumatic Retraction.
• Curved Blade for Fitting the Mandibular Condyle.
• Ergonomic Solid Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.

Farabeuf Retractor is one of the most popular hand-held retractors across the world, and it allows surgeons to grasp, retract and statically hold multiple types of tissues during procedures in a broad range of surgical specialties.

• Double Ended Design With L-Shaped Blades For Reliable Retractions.
• Atraumatic Blunted Blade Edges For Avoiding Local Injury.
• Ergonomic Solid Handle For Superior Surgical Control.

Gil-Vernet Lid Retractor is an ophthalmological surgical device that allows surgeons to grasp and retract the eyelids away from the operating site, thereby exposing the ocular globe.

• Concave Blade Shape For Adapting To The Ocular Globe's Surface
• Atraumatic Blunted Blades For Safe Eyelid Retraction
• Ergonomic Round Handle With Ridges For Avoiding Slippage

Hajek Retractor is a hand-held surgical device that allows surgeons to mobilize and statically hold back soft tissues, to reveal their underlying structures and enlarge the surgical view.

• Double Ended Design For Retracting Different Tissues.
• Smooth Working Surface For Avoiding Local Injury.
• Ergonomic Central Handle For Maximum Control.

Hargis Mandibular Body Retractor is a specialized device that maxillofacial surgeons commonly use to retract the body of the mandible, in order to project it into the surgical field.

• Terminal Blade Curve to Provide Atraumatic Traction.
• Concave Blade Design for Fitting the Inferior Border.
• Ergonomic Solid Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.

Hargis Medial Ramus Retractor is a specialized surgical tool that maxillofacial specialists use to pull back the mandible, especially during sagittal split osteotomy and chin augmentation procedures.

• Terminal Curved Tip Promoting Precise Retractions.
• Lateral Blade Notch to Protect Vascular Structures.
• Longitudinal Handle Ridges Ensuring Strong Gripping.

Hargis Piriform Rim Retractor is a specialized device that surgeons can use to pull back and hold tissues away from the periform aperture, especially during surgeries that require a maxillary vestibular approach.

• L-Shaped Blade to Perform Vestibular Approaches.
• Angled Tip to Retract Tissues Without Trauma.
• Ergonomic Hollow Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.