Sternal Retractor
| Applications | Surgery, Universal |
| Other Characteristics | Disposable |
| Area Of The Body | Abdominal, Breast, Sternal, Rectal |
The retractor system is operated manually and features self-locking capabilities. The system is applicable to distinct tissues or anatomical structures in order to enhance the visibility of internal tissues or organs in the surgical field.input:
output:The surgical retractor system is employed to reveal the surgical vision by removing tissue during the procedure.input:
output:1. User-friendly:input:
output:There are only three steps to the setup process: position the retractor ring in the appropriate location, pull the tissue outwards using the retractor’s hooks, and secure the retractors to the ring.input:
output:2. Flexibility in exposure and retractions:input:
output:In order to optimize the exposure of the surgical field, it is necessary to select retractors and adjust their position in accordance with respective surgical requirements.input:
output:3. High strength with a light weight:The retractor ring is constructed from cutting-edge polymer materials that are both lightweight and highly durable, thereby effectively alleviating the pressure at the incision site.
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