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Hargis Mandibular Body Retractor
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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
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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
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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.
Hartmann Ear Hook
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Hartmann Ear Hooks are straight surgical instruments used to extract foreign bodies from the ear and manipulate delicate structures like tympanic grafts.
- Long & Flat Handle For Stable Movements.
- Slender Necks For Surgical Precision.
- Premium Materials For Longterm Service.
Hartmann Tongue Depressor
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Hartmann Tongue Depressor is a specialized device that dentists, ENT and maxillofacial surgeons use to protect and keep the tongue away from the surgical field, in order to provide an enhanced sightline of the oropharynx.
- Serrated Inner Surface for Enhanced Tissue Fixation.
- L-Shaped Blade to Fit the Jawbone's Contour.
- 72 x 23mm Blade Size for Optimal Tongue Protection.
- Ergonomic Fenestrated Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.
Heister Mouth Gag
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Heister Mouth Gag is a specialized device that dentists, ENT & oral surgeons can use to keep the mouth from closing under anaesthesia, thereby allowing surgeons to gain maximum exposure of the surgical site.
- Serrated Jaws Promoting Strong Teeth Fixation.
- Straight Arms for Higher Surgical Precision.
- Screw-Lock Mechanism to Adjust the Arms Opening.
Henahan Retractor
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Henahan Retractor is a specialized device that dentists, ENT and maxillofacial surgeons can use to mobilize, retract and press down tissues within the oral cavity, in order to gain maximum exposure of the surgical field.
- Concave Blade Promoting Precise Tissue Retraction.
- Multiple Blade Sizes to Suit Different Functions.
- Logitudinal Handle Grooves Ensuring Strong Gripping.
Israel Retractor
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Israel Retractor is a surgical tool that allows the surgeon to pull apart heavy sections of tissue in order to access the operating site during simple and complex surgeries.
- Multiple Wide Prongs For Retracting Large Slices Of Tissue
- Atraumatic Blunt Profile For Avoiding Local Injury
- Dynamic L-Shaped Blade For Accessing Narrow Cavities
Iterson Tracheal Hook
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Iterson Tracheal Hook assists surgeons to retract neck tissues in tracheotomy procedures. It can also be used to stabilize the trachea during surgical cricothyrotomy procedures. This is needed to provide clear surgical access during emergency interventions.
The operator holds the hook at an axis perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the trachea. Then, they place the device against the caudal surface of the scalpel blade and slide it down the trachea. After that, they rotate it in the inferior direction to apply downward traction on the superior margin of the cricoid cartilage. After confirming the placement of the tracheostomy tube, the hook can be removed.
- Flat Handle To Guarantee Non-slip Grips.
- Slender Shaft For A Clear Field Of Vision.
- Two Sizes Available For Surgical Convenience.
Jackson Tracheal Hook
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Jackson Tracheal Hook assists surgeons to lift the trachea during tracheotomy incisions. This facilitates a better view for the tracheal incision and a clear surgical access during critical interventions.
- Flat Central Handle For Non-slip Grips.
- Slender Shafts For A Clear Field Of Vision.
- Two Blades For Convenient Dissections.