Abdominal Retractors

O'Sullivan O'Connor Abdominal Retractor Complete is a highly versatile, self-retaining surgical instrument designed to provide exceptional hands-free exposure during deep abdominal and pelvic procedures. Featuring a secure frame and interchangeable blades, this specialized retractor ensures steady, reliable access for complex gynecological and general surgeries.

Collin Abdominal Retractor is commonly used to examine the viscera of the abdomen. It features two swivel blades that can be adjusted and locked in place, allowing for precise control and flexibility during the procedure.

Franz Abdominal Retractor is frequently used to expose the viscera of the abdomen. It features eight retractable blades that can be adjusted to fit the specific needs of the procedure, providing optimal access to the surgical site.

The Gosset Abdominal Retractor is a specialized self-retaining surgical instrument featuring a sturdy crossbar track, smooth wire-loop lateral blades, and an adjustable sliding lock mechanism designed to provide hands-free abdominal wall retraction and optimal surgical field exposure.

Fritsch Abdominal Retractor 9 1/2" is a surgical tool designed for holding back abdominal tissues during procedures. Its broad blade and balanced handle provide stable retraction and clear visibility.

Balfour Abdominal Retractor Standard Without Ratchet is a self-retaining surgical retractor designed to maintain abdominal incisions open during procedures. Its standard frame provides stable exposure and dependable access to the operative field.

The Balfour Abdominal Retractors with Ratchet are self-retaining instruments used to hold the abdominal wall open, ensuring clear and stable exposure during surgery.

The Ricard Abdominal Retractor Spreader With 3 Blades is a self-retaining surgical instrument designed for consistent and controlled retraction during open abdominal procedures. Its two lateral blades and central blade offer wide, steady exposure to the operative field while minimizing soft tissue damage. Its ergonomic frame, atraumatic tips, and locking screw mechanism generally benefit gynecological and gastrointestinal operations.