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Beckman Eaton Laminectomy Retractor Hinged Sharp 7x7 Teeth 1 3/4" Wide X 2" Deep Size 12 3/4"

SKU: G46-390
Availability: In Stock

Beckman Eaton Laminectomy Retractor is specifically designed to hold back tissues and muscles during neurosurgical laminectomy procedures. It has two arms with 7 pointed prongs on each one to tightly hold back the structures.

$470.58
$376.46

Beckman Eaton Laminectomy Retractor is designed to provide access and exposure during laminectomy procedures. It features hinged sharp blades with 7x7 teeth, allowing for secure retraction and precise control of the surgical site. The retractor has a width of 1 3/4" and a depth of 2", providing ample space for the surgeon to work.Its design makes it easy to set up and use, providing the surgeon with optimal visualization and control during the procedure. It reduces the risk of tissue damage and improves surgical outcomes. In addition it is: 
    German Stainless Steel Made
    Corrosion-Resistant
•    Reusable
•    Non-Sterile
•    Hinged Sharp
•    Easily Handleable

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Material:Stainless Steel

Sharp teeth grab onto the thick muscles around your spine and don't slip during surgery. They dig in just enough to stay put, which means the doctor doesn't have to worry about things moving around. Blunt edges would just slide off, but sharp ones keep everything steady.

Yes, it's designed to spread out pressure evenly so it doesn't hurt the tissue even during long operations. Since it holds firmly in one spot, doctors don't have to keep adjusting it, which is safer for you. When used properly, it protects your tissues while giving surgeons the access they need.

The hinged design lets surgeons adjust the blade angle and opening width based on the patient's anatomy and the specific surgical step. This flexibility provides better exposure compared to rigid retractors, especially when working around curved spinal segments or reaching deeper structures.

Once the surgeon sets it in place, it stays open by itself without anyone holding it. This means the medical team can use both hands for the actual surgery instead of just holding things apart. It makes their job easier and less tiring, especially during operations that take several hours.

The hinge lets both sides move independently and fit better around the curves of your body. This means pressure gets spread out more evenly instead of pushing too hard in one spot. It's gentler on your tissues because it adapts to your body's natural shape.