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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.
Harrington Retractor
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Harrington Retractor is a hand-held device that allows surgeons to mobilize, retract and statically hold the soft tissues within the abdominal cavity during specialized surgical procedures.
- Atraumatic Heart-Shaped Blade For Avoiding Local Injury.
- Long Arched Shaft For Accomodating Intra-Abdominal Tissues.
- Ergonomic Hollow Handle For Superior Surgical Control.
Harris-Sinskey Lens Manipulating Hook
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Harris-Sinskey Lens Manipulating Hook is an ophthalmic tool that surgeons commonly use to grasp, engage and rotate the lens nucleus into an ideal position, looking towards its further division and removal from the capsular bag.
- Atraumatic Small Hook For Rotating The Nucleus With Ease.
- Angled Tapering Shank For Fitting The Anterior Chamber.
- Ergonomic Solid Handle For Superior Surgical 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.
Harvey-Jackson Self Retaining Retractor
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The ® Harvey-Jackson Self Retaining Retractor is a specialized surgical instrument commonly used to retract tough tissues at variable incision sites. Commonly used during orthopedic, general as well as neurological surgeries.
- Hinged Forceps For Accurate Placement
- Sharp Prongs For Secure Grip
- Streamlined Design For Comfortable Handling
Haslinger Tonsil Retractor
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Haslinger Tonsil Retractor is a surgical device that assists in soft tissue retractions during nasopharyngeal surgical procedures. For instance, they retract the soft palate for the visualization of the nasopharynx. In addition, they retract the tonsillar pillars to view the underlying fossae in tonsillectomy.
- Spring plunger handle for convenience and efficiency.
- Bifurcated blade for non-slip tractions.
- Long profile for deep surgical access.
Heaney Retractor
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Heaney Retractor is a hand-held surgical device that allows surgeons to broaden the surgical view during a wide range of gynecological surgeries, such as vaginal hysterectomy.
- Double Ended Design For Retracting Different Tissue Areas.
- Ergonomic Central Handle For Superior Control.
- Atraumatic Blunt Design For Avoiding Local Injury.
Heifetz Brain Spatula
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Heifetz Brain Spatula is a specialized tool that neurosurgeons commonly use to retract, hold and broaden the brain tissue, in order to gain maximum exposure of the intracranial structures.
- Double or Single Ended for Suiting Multiple Applications.
- Straight or Curved Blades Promoting Safe Retraction.
- Ergonomic Solid 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.