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Gillies Skin Hook
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Gillies Skin Hook is an extremely useful, multipurpose device, which allows for grasping, holding, and elevating flaps of the skin and other soft tissues, especially during wound exploration, biopsy harvesting, and reconstructive surgery procedures.
- Small & Large Working End Sizes Available.
- Elongated Shaft Promoting Deep Surgical Access.
- Ergonomic Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.
Gimbel Nucleus Spatula
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Gimbel Nucleus Spatula is a specialized ophthalmic instrument that surgeons can use to rotate and extract the nucleus from the anterior segment of the eyeball, especially during cataract surgery.
- Atraumatic Smooth Tip For Extracting The Nucleus Without Trauma.
- Slim Angled Shank For Passing Into Narrow Spaces.
- Ergonomic Handle With Ridges For Preventing Slippage.
Girard Synechiae Spatula
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Girard Synechiae Spatula is a specialized ophthalmic device that surgeons can use to cut through the adhesions formed between the iris and either the cornea or the lens, especially during surgical synechialysis.
- Atraumatic Semi-Sharp Tip For Avoiding Inadvertent Punctures.
- Vaulted Spatula Design For Adapting To The Anterior Chamber Outline.
- Ergonomic Round Handle For Avoiding Finger Strain.
Goelet Retractor
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Goelet Retractors are double-ended hand-held devices that are used in general surgical procedures to mobilise soft tissues while avoiding damage to their underlying structures.
- Efficiently Expose Small & Superficial Incisions
- Double Ended - 40 x 40 mm / 30 x 30 mm
- Overall Length 19 cm - 7 1/2"
Golligher Self Retaining Retractor
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The ® Golligher Self Retaining Retractor is a specialized surgical instrument commonly used for retracting bulky tissues for a better view. The broad blades work efficiently especially in large cavities to give optimum access for manipulation. Commonly used during general, urological and gynecological surgeries.
- Detachable Flat Lateral Blades For Efficient Retraction
- Ratchet Locks To Decrease User Fatigue
- Ergonomic Design For Superior Control
Gosset Self Retaining Retractor
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The ® Gosset Self Retaining Retractor is a specialized surgical instrument commonly used for retracting incisions and internal tissues during urological, gynecological and general surgeries.
- Wire Shanks For Gentle Traction On Tissues
- Streamlined Design For Comfortable Handling
- Three Blades For Wider Surgical View
Gosset-Baby Self Retaining Retractor
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The ® Gosset-Baby Self Retaining Retractor is a specialized surgical instrument commonly used for retracting a variety of internal tissues as well as skin and sheaths. It gathers and pulls away tissues effectively during urological, general and gynecological surgeries.
- Fenestrated Blades To Protect Soft Tissues
- Screw Lock To Decrease User Fatigue
- Ergonomic Design For Comfortable Handling
Graefe Nerve Hook
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Graefe Nerve Hook is a surgical instrument that allows the surgeon to retract nerves in order to reach their underlying tissues.
- Button-Shaped Working End For Atraumatic Nerve Grasping
- Elongated Flat Handle For Optimal Precision
- Dynamic Curved Profile For Broad Tissue Retraction
Graefe Skin Hook
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Graefe Skin Hook is an extremely useful device in general, ENT, and plastic surgery, which surgeons can use to grasp, hold, and elevate flaps of the skin during several surgical procedures.
- Sharp Pointed Tip for Optimal Retractions.
- Tapered Shaft Promoting Deep Surgical Access.
- Ergonomic Solid Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.
Graham Dura Hook
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Graham Dura Hook is a specialized surgical tool that neurosurgeons can use for elevating, mobilizing and broadening the edges of the dissected cranial dura, in order to expose the brain and other intracranial contents.
- Round Blunt Hook Promoting Atraumatic Retraction.
- Straight Tapering Shaft for Deep Surgical Acces.
- Ergonomic Solid Handle Ensuring Superior Control.
Green Muscle Hook
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Green Muscle Hook is a specialized surgical tool that ophthalmic surgeons can use to elevate and mobilize the desired extraocular muscle, looking towards to divide and re-attach its muscular tissue.
- Atraumatic Flat Hook For Slipping Under Tissues With Ease.
- Angled Tapering Shank For Fitting The Orbital Cavity.
- Ergonomic Solid Handle For Superior Control.