Retractors, Self-Retaining
Retractors are used to hold an incision or wound open while a surgeon works. The retractor could also be used to hold tissues or organs out of the way during a surgery. Self-retaining retractors allow hands free operation during a surgery. Retractors with opposable blades which use a screw, ratchet or clamp to hold the tissue apart by themselves are called self-retaining retractors.
Weitlaner Retractor, Self-Retaining (A)
- 16.5cm (6.5") Long
- 3 x 4 Blunt Prongs
- Stainless Steel ...
Weitlaner Retractor, Self-Retaining (B)
- 14 cm (5.5") Long
- 3 x 4 Blunt Prongs
- Stainless Steel
Weitlaner Retractor, Self-Retaining (C)
- 10.2cm (4") Long
- 2 x 3 Blunt Prongs
- Stainless Steel
Gelpi Retractor, Self-Retaining
- Stainless Steel
- Self Retaining Retracters are used for Holding back Org...
Goldstein Retractor
- 3 x 3 Sharp Prongs
- Small, self-retaining retractor perfect for small an...
501844
Alm Self-Retaining Retractor, 7cm
- 7 cm (2.75") Long
- 2 x 2 Prongs
- Maximum spread: 5.6 cm
- Smaller, thinner prongs for use on mouse/rat eyelids
501846
Retractor, Agricola, 4cm
- 4cm (1.6") Long
- 3 x 3 Sharp Prongs
- Small, self-retaining retractor, perfect for small animal surgery and dissection
- Maximum spread: 2.5cm
- Stainless steel
503209
Self-Retaining Retractor, 2.3cm Spread
- 4.5cm (1.75") Long
- Maximum spread: 2.3cm
- Small, self-retaining retractor perfect for small animal surgery and dissection
503675
ALM Self-Retaining Retractor, 7cm, Loop Prongs
- For Soft tissue Retraction
- 7cm (2.75") Long
- Loop prongs
- Knurled Thumb Screw
504197
Baby Balfour Retractor, 14.5cm x 9.5cm spread
- Maximum spread: 9.5cm (3.7")
- Works well for most small animals, 60 lbs. or less
- Stainless steel
504472
Self-Retaining Retractor, 7.5cm, Square Blade
- 7.5cm (3") Long
- 1.2cm Square blade
- Maximum spread: 3cm
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