Description

Langenbeck Retractor: Essential Tool for Precision in Modern Surgery

Langen-beck Retractors is available at Fiay Surgical in 21cm long with Different sizes of blades, Premium Quality with German Stainless-Steel material. These Retractors is essential in any surgical set, mostly these langenbeck Retractor uses in Abdominal surgeries, Orthopedic procedures, Plastic and reconstructive surgeries, ENT and minor soft tissue surgeries.

Features of the Langenbeck-Retractor

1. Design:   Made of stainless steel for durability, Long and slim handle style.
2. Structure: It double ring handle allow excellent grip. Curved Blade tip enhance retraction without causing tissue damage.
3. Size Variations:
   • Available in different blade lengths and widths as requirement of surgical needs.
   • Common blade sizes range from 10 mm to 50 mm wide and with different length of blades.
4. Functionality: Primarily used for soft tissue retraction in general, orthopedic, and plastic surgeries.
5. Applications:
   • Commonly used in:
     • Abdominal surgeries
     • Orthopedic procedures
     • Plastic and reconstructive surgeries
     • ENT and minor soft tissue surgerie

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

• Manufacturer By: Fiya Surgical
• Type of instruments: Surgical Retractor
• Working Function: soft tissue retraction
• Usage: Reusable
• Material: German Stainless steel
• Warranty: Lifetime
• Rusting Prevention Procedure: Passivated, Boil Test
• Ultrasonic Cleaned: Yes
• Dull-Polished: Matt Finish
• Tests Performed: Boil Test, Performance Test, Shape Test
• Packing: Individually Packed, Laser Marking
• Sterility: Non-Sterile
• QC Passed: Yes

People Also Ask

Q: What is a surgical retractor used for?
A: A surgical retractor is used to hold back tissues, muscles, or organs during an operation so surgeons can clearly see and access the surgical site.

Q: In which procedures are tissue retractors commonly used?
A: Tissue retractors are widely used in general surgery, orthopedic procedures, plastic surgery, and abdominal operations where soft tissues need to be gently held aside.

Q: Why do some surgical retractors have angled or curved blades?
A: Angled or curved blades help surgeons reach deeper or narrow surgical areas and retract tissue more effectively while reducing tissue trauma.

Q: What material are surgical retractors typically made from?
A: Most surgical retractors are manufactured from high-grade surgical stainless steel, making them durable, corrosion-resistant, and suitable for repeated sterilization.