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Brand: CONXPORT
ConXport Deaver Retractor 3 Inch, Blade Blunted, Rim Beak Curve Surgical Tissue Exposure Hand Held Surgical Instrument
SKU: TI-CD-84588
Estimated Delivery By: Sep 11 - Sep 13 
MRP : ₹756 ₹581
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Short Description
Hand-held tool to widen incision edges
Features blunted rims to prevent injury
Terminal beak-shaped curve holds tissues
Country of origin: India
Specifications
- Brand: CONXPORT
- Dimensions: 3 Inch Blade Width
- Material: Medical-grade Stainless Steel
- Operation Type: Hand-held surgical instrument
- Blade Style: Curved with blunted rims and terminal beak curve
Description
The ConXport Deaver Retractor (3") is a multipurpose hand-held surgical tool designed to widen incision edges or wound borders during a broad range of medical procedures. Built for surgical reliability, it features a specialized blade equipped with blunted rims to prevent local injury to surrounding delicate tissue. Additionally, the blade features a terminal beak-shaped curve that ensures a secure hold on retracted tissues
Features
:- Curved surgical blade designed to provide reliable surgical tissue retraction during procedures
- Integrated blunted rims on the blade edge to help prevent local tissue injury
- Terminal beak-shaped curve specifically designed for holding securely onto retracted tissues
- Multipurpose hand-held tool engineered to widen incision edges and wound borders effectively
Applications
:- Widening incision edges and wound borders during surgical procedures
- Retraction of deep tissues and organs during abdominal or general surgeries
- Safe holding of retracted tissues to ensure optimal visibility of the surgical site
- Preventing local tissue damage during operative tissue retraction
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