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Richardson Eastman Retractors Double Ended Set Of Two 10"

SKU: G13-57M
Availability: In Stock

The Richardson Eastman Retractors Double Ended Set of Two 10-Inch are used to hold back tissue, particularly during abdominal, rectal, and gynecological surgeries.

$189.74
$151.79

Richardson Eastman Retractors are commonly used to hold back tissues in abdominal, rectal, and gynecological surgeries. The 10-inch retractors, which come as a set of two, feature a double-ended design that ensures reliability and flexibility, as well as precise, accurate tissue manipulation and retraction. Each retractor has different blade sizes on each end.

Other features:

  • German stainless steel
  • Non-sterile
  • Reusable
  • Corrosion-resistant

Additional Information

Material:Stainless Steel

Yes, these retractors work great in trauma situations because they're sturdy, quick to position, and give surgeons reliable exposure without slipping. Their design handles the demanding retractive forces you'd encounter during emergency abdominal or thoracic procedures, making them a trusted choice when speed and dependability matter most.

You'll find them frequently in general surgery, abdominal procedures, gynecological operations, and thoracic work, basically anywhere surgeons need firm, consistent tissue retraction. Their versatility across different operative fields is why they've remained a staple in surgical trays for decades.

Having two working ends on a single instrument means you're getting more functionality in less space, which saves weight and simplifies your instrument setup. This dual-purpose design lets surgical teams maintain better organization while still having the exact retraction profile they need for different parts of the same procedure.

Yes, without any concerns the stainless steel construction handles standard autoclave cycles perfectly fine, so you can steam sterilize them repeatedly without worrying about degradation. Just make sure they're clean before sterilization, and they'll maintain their integrity through hundreds of cycles.

The key is applying steady, controlled pressure at the right angle rather than forcing it, and positioning the blade so it sits perpendicular to the tissue edge you're retracting. Many surgeons also find that occasionally adjusting the angle slightly during the procedure keeps tissues from gradually sliding, while using the instrument's full blade surface distributes force evenly instead of concentrating it in one spot.