- Condition: Factory New
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Learn more:
- MFR: Sklar Ships from MFI Medical
- MPN: 1785
- Phone: (610) 756-7863
Frequently asked questions
Is this retractor suitable for intracranial procedures?
Yes, this instrument is specifically engineered for intracranial procedures. Its primary application is holding back the cerebellum, providing surgeons with a clear and stable view of the surgical field.
Can this be reused after sterilization?
Yes, this is a reusable surgical instrument. It is crafted from durable German Stainless Steel, designed to withstand standard sterilization and maintenance protocols for long-term use in clinical environments.
What type of locking mechanism does it have?
It features a reliable ratchet lock integrated into the finger ring handle. This allows the surgeon to lock the retractor at a specific width, providing hands-free, self-retaining tension during procedures.
Are the prongs sharp or blunt?
The instrument features blunt 4x4 prongs. This configuration is designed to provide a secure grip on tissue while minimizing the risk of unnecessary trauma during delicate surgical tasks.
Does it come sterile from the factory?
No, this instrument is delivered non-sterile. It should be processed according to your facility’s established sterilization protocols before its first clinical use.
What kind of material is used in its construction?
The retractor is manufactured from high-quality German Stainless Steel, which is the industry standard for professional OR/surgical-grade instrumentation.
How long is this specific retractor model?
This model is 7-1/2 inches in length, which is the standard specification for this Adson retractor designed by Sklar.
Is this considered surgical-grade quality?
Yes, this is a factory-new, surgical-grade instrument designed to meet the rigorous demands and performance standards required in operating room environments.
Is this intended for general surgical kits?
While it is a versatile tool, it is specifically recommended for neurosurgical and intracranial surgical kits where precision-controlled, self-retaining retraction is required.
How does the handle design help during surgery?
The instrument uses a classic finger ring handle configuration. This design offers the user familiar handling and superior control when adjusting the tension or placement of the arms during a procedure.