General

includes: 2 #5800-82 (rectal blade small), 2 #5800-83 (rectal blade large), 1 #5800-62 (round ring) Universal Ring Retractor Rectal Accessory Set is comprised of two small rectal blades, two large rectal blades, and one round ring. These rectal blades can accommodate various cases and attach to the round ring in order to be stabilized while retracting wound edges. This retractor system is comprised of premium German operating-room grade stainless steel, which is resistant to corrosion after multiple uses and sterilizations.

Universal Ring Retractor Rectal Blade Universal Ring Retractor Rectal Blade is available in a small or large size to conform to the type of surgery that is performed. The thin blade is curved at 90 degrees and contains a concave part toward the top. This instrument allows for hands-free access to the surgical site once it is positioned onto a universal ring retractor.  

Universal Ring Retractor 14" x 15" (35.6 cm x 38.1 cm) Universal Ring Retractor Segmented Elliptical Ring is a 14" x 15" stainless steel instrument that is commonly used to hold back larger incisions that are made in the body. It may also be mounted on a surgical table to stabilize the retractor and allow it to retain itself. This is beneficial for the surgeon so that a larger viewing area is present, and the procedure can be conducted without manually holding the instrument.

includes: 1 #5800-01 (vertical table clamp/post), 2 #5800-71 (meyerding blade), 2 #5800-72 (meyerding blade), 2 #5800-70 (meyerding blade), 1 #5800-03 (post coupling), 1 #5800-05 (horizontal flex bar), 2 # 5801-05 (scoville blade), 2 #5801-06 (scoville blade), 6 # 5800-66 (standard blade clamp), 4 #5800-65 (tilting blade clamp), 2 #5800-76 (rake retractor), 2 #5800-77 (rake retractor), 2 #5800-78 (rake retractor), 1 #5800-96 (straight segment), 1 #5800-98 (straight segment), 1 #5800-99 (straight segment), 1 #5800-92 (round segmented ring) Universal Ring Retractor Spinal Set is comprised of a round segmented ring, vertical table post, a wide variety of blades, and other accessories. The vertical table post is mounted onto the surgical table and the ring is positioned, along with the associated tools, to assist in holding back an incision. This system is primarily utilized during spinal surgery to allow the surgeon to freely operate on the area and have greater exposure to the site.