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PEAK SURGICAL
SKU:PS-CS-0019
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The professional choice for stable, wide-surface retraction. The Tudor Edwards Retractor is a versatile handheld instrument designed to provide reliable exposure in thoracic and general surgical procedures. Featuring a substantial 25mm wide blade with a specialized retaining lip, this instrument acts as a mechanical necessity for surgeons requiring a steady hold on soft tissue, muscle layers, or wound margins. The 203mm (8") chassis is balanced to offer the practitioner excellent leverage, ensuring that the retracted tissue remains securely in place without the need for constant readjustment.
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The Tudor Edwards Retractor (203mm) is a foundational tool for soft tissue management. Its primary utility lies in its simplicity and strength;. At the same time, it is a staple in thoracic trays for retracting intercostal muscles or lung tissue, its design is equally effective in general abdominal or orthopedic procedures. The "L-shaped" configuration combined with the protective lip makes it an ideal choice for maintaining a clear surgical corridor in deep-field operations.
Built for the rigorous sterilization standards of modern hospitals, this retractor is fully autoclavable and forged from premium surgical-grade stainless steel. The solid, single-piece construction ensures that the instrument remains perfectly aligned and free from structural weaknesses through years of high-volume clinical use.
Feature Details
Material Premium Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel
Total Length 203mm (8 Inches)
Blade Width 25mm (1 Inch)
Blade Style Curved with Retaining Lip
Maintenance Fully Autoclavable / Reusable
Primary Use Cases:
Q: Is this a self-retaining retractor?
A: No, this is a manual, handheld retractor. It is designed to be held by a surgeon or surgical assistant, allowing for dynamic and immediate adjustments to the surgical field as the procedure progresses.
Q: How does the "lip" benefit the surgeon?
A: In deep or "wet" surgical fields, flat blades can easily slide out of position. The lip acts as a small anchor, catching the edge of the tissue and ensuring the retractor stays exactly where it is placed.
Q: Is the 203mm length suitable for deep abdominal work?
A: The 8-inch length is ideal for most standard procedures and moderate depths. For extremely deep pelvic or obese abdominal retraction, longer retractors like a Deaver or Harrington may be preferred.
Q: What is the best way to clean this instrument?
A: Because it is a solid-piece instrument, it is very easy to maintain. Ensure all biological material is removed via manual or ultrasonic cleaning. Use a standard autoclave cycle; no specialized lubrication is required as there are no moving joints.