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SKU:BB-5497
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The premier orthopedic instrument for high-stability tissue displacement, anti-rotation positioning, and deep muscular exposure during major hip reconstructions. The Blount Hip Retractor 25cm is an ultra-wide, heavy-duty bone lever engineered to address the difficult clinical challenge of retracting massive muscle groups, thick fascial sheets, and deep capsular structures without twisting or sliding off wet bone margins. Featuring a broad 44mm-wide blade that splits into a sharp, dual-pronged anchoring fork, this instrument is a mechanical necessity for surgical teams performing total hip arthroplasties, complex revision surgeries, and pelvic trauma reconstructions. Its angled geometry maximizes manual lever force, providing a completely stable, shake-free window into deep joint cavities under heavy pulling loads.
The Blount Hip Retractor (25cm with 44mm Wide Double-Pronged Blade) represents the industry standard for robust, high-stability exposure in deep pelvic and hip reconstruction surgeries. During total hip replacements or revision procedures, manipulating the heavy, overlapping muscle compartments requires significant, sustained mechanical force. Using small handheld or narrow rake retractors can slice through muscle linings or exhaust the surgical assistant within minutes. This specialized double-pronged bone lever acts as a high-capacity mechanical tool, transferring manual leverage into safe, locked-in tissue displacement.
At its core, the tool is engineered for maximum workflow safety and structural endurance. The wide 44mm blade spreads the retraction load over a larger surface area compared to narrow bone levers. This structural modification is a mechanical necessity to prevent focal ischemia or muscle crushing during extended surgical procedures. By smoothly sliding around the femoral neck or acetabular wall and securely anchoring its dual prongs into the bone, the Blount retractor creates a safe, steady working window, providing clear sightlines for precise socket reaming, trial cup sizing, and final hardware placement.
Built to exceed international quality standards for medical hardware, this heavy-duty retractor is fully reusable and easy to decontaminate. Its resilient profile and specialized “Double-Anchor” tips make it an indispensable asset for ensuring safe, organized, and high-precision results in all lower extremity trauma, total hip replacement, and reconstructive surgery sets.
Feature Details
Total Overall Length 25cm (250mm / 10.0”)
Blade Width 44mm (4.4cm / 1.7”)
Tip Profile Sharp, Tapered Double-Prong Stability Fork
Body Styling Multi-Angled Offset Lever Channel
Handle Architecture Solid Ergonomic Flat Grip
Material Base Premium Bio-Inert Surgical Stainless Steel
Reprocessing Limits Fully Autoclavable / High-Vacuum Steam-Safe
Primary Clinical Applications:
Q: What is the main clinical advantage of the double-prong design compared to a single prong?
A: The double-pronged fork provides two distinct points of contact on the bone. This configuration is a mechanical necessity that stops the retractor from rocking, pivoting, or sliding sideways across wet, smooth bone surfaces when an assistant changes their pulling angle.
Q: Can this heavy retractor be used with hanging surgical weights?
A: Yes. The flat, robust handle design is balanced to handle standard surgical clamping systems and traction links. Once the dual prongs are safely anchored to the pelvic bone, applying static traction weights enables automated, hands-free muscle retraction.
Q: Is there a risk of the prongs fracturing under high lever forces?
A: No. The premium, solid-state, forged-steel unibody is a mechanical necessity, engineered specifically to withstand extreme vertical and rotational forces without flexing, bending, or structural failure under normal surgical operating parameters.
Q: How do you prevent bone or periosteal scraping when positioning the fork?
A: It is a professional standard to slide the retractor tip closely along the bony cortex, keeping continuous tactile contact until it drops behind the target margin. This technique ensures the tool remains beneath the muscle layer, serving as a mechanical necessity to avoid soft-tissue pinning.
Q: What is the approved sterilization protocol for this unibody retractor?
A: The premium surgical steel construction is a mechanical necessity built for rigorous hospital reuse. It is fully rated to undergo standard high-vacuum steam autoclave cycles at 134°C (273°F) with zero risk of structural breakdown, finish clouding, or corrosion.