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Frequently asked questions
Is this retractor suitable for long-term clinical use?
Yes. This Sklar Adson Retractor is manufactured from high-quality stainless steel and is fully reusable, making it a durable choice for repeated use in professional surgical environments.
Does the design support secure tissue retraction?
Absolutely. This model features a self-retaining, finger ring design that allows for precise, hands-free control during delicate intracranial procedures. The sharp 4x4 prong configuration is specifically engineered to provide a firm and reliable hold on tissue.
Is this instrument safe for patients with latex allergies?
Yes. This product is manufactured with patient safety in mind and is not made with natural rubber latex.
What is the primary surgical application for this model?
This retractor is a specialized instrument designed for neurosurgery. Its specific geometry—featuring straight arms and sharp 4x4 prongs—is optimized for holding back the cerebellum during intracranial procedures.
What does the CensiTrac marking indicate on this instrument?
The CensiTrac marking indicates that the instrument is equipped for specific internal identification and tracking, helping medical facilities manage their inventory and instrument life cycles more effectively.
Is this product compliant with government procurement standards?
Yes, this Sklar Adson Retractor is TAA compliant, meeting the requirements for supply to government-funded institutions and projects.
What is the total length of this retractor?
The instrument measures exactly 7-1/2 inches in total length, providing the ideal reach for its intended neurosurgical applications.
Does this arrive in a sterile condition?
No, the instrument is supplied non-sterile. As a reusable surgical device, it must undergo appropriate sterilization processes in accordance with your facility’s protocols before use.
Are the arms of this retractor straight or angled?
This specific model features straight arms. This design is a key feature that distinguishes it from angled variants, tailored specifically for the geometry required during cerebellar retraction.
What kind of locking mechanism does it use?
This retractor utilizes a ratchet-style locking mechanism located near the pivot point. This allows the surgeon to lock the instrument in a specific position, ensuring it remains self-retaining throughout the procedure.