Cervical Retractor Medial Blade

hinged arms, 4x5 blunt prongs, 1-1/8" (2.80 cm), 12-1/8" (31.0 cm)Adson Laminectomy Retractor is ideally suited for use in retraction of muscle and soft tissue layers during laminectomy procedures. This procedure removes the lamina, a portion of the vertebrae, and it is necessary to have full access to the vertebrae in question. This retractor features ring handles for ease in handling as well as hinged arms and blunt prongs that provide a gentle but secure hold on the tissue.

10.0 mm tip, 10-1/2" (26.5 cm)Aufranc Cobra Retractor is a uniquely designed instrument for use in retraction and elevation of spinal roots. This retractor can be used in many different neurosurgical procedures but is especially useful in spinal surgeries. It features a cobra shaped head which gives it a contour well suited for maneuvering in the vicinity of nerve roots and keeping them protected. Additionally this retractor is available in four different tips making it well suited for any procedure: serrated pointed tip, smooth pointed tip, serrated blunt tip, smooth blunt tip.

stainless steel, ball snap closure, blunt Cervical Retractor Longitudinal Blade is an added component to be used alongside the cervical retractor for longitudinal retraction. All five blades are made from stainless steel and a ball snap closure making them a tight fit. Each blade also features a blunt edge to prevent trauma and tearing during retraction. They are available in variety of sizes and curvature making it possible to find a suitable blade for soft tissue retraction in a number of neurosurgical scenarios and approaches to the spinal cord.

ball snap closure, w/ teeth Carbon Fiber Radiolucent Medial Blade is an added component to be used alongside the cervical retractor for general purpose soft tissue retraction. All six blades are made from stainless steel and a ball snap closure making them a tight fit. Each blade also features teeth giving them added hold in retraction. They are available in variety of sizes making it possible to find a suitable blade for soft tissue retraction in a number of neurosurgical scenarios and approaches to the spinal cord. Additionally this instrument is radiolucent which allows it to be left in place during x-ray and can be seen through.