Product Description
A retractor is a surgical instrument designed for blunt tissue dissection, retraction, and exposure of deep surgical fields. Characterized by its slender, tapered jaws, it gently displaces soft tissues such as fat, muscle, or fascia through a spreading motion, thereby creating operative space or revealing target vessels and nerves, serving as a crucial tool for safe surgical access.
Abdominal Dilating Forceps |
Model No. | Type of clamp head | Specification |
| 124.1 | Abdominal Dilating Forceps(Two Leaves) | 2 leaves |
| 124.2 | Abdominal Dilating Forceps(Three Leaves) | 3 leaves |
| Quality Certification | ISO13485/ISO9001/ISO14001/ISO45001 |
| Type of Usage | Reusable |
| Shelf Life | 5 years |
| Warranty | 1 Year |
Core Features and Values
Blunt and Safe Dissection: The instrument facilitates tissue separation through gentle retraction force, effectively displacing soft tissues while protecting critical nerves and vessels, offering enhanced safety compared to sharp dissection.
Creation of Clear Surgical Field: It effectively retracts tissue layers, providing a clear and stable operative space for deep structure dissection, anastomosis, or ligation.
Precision Tip Design: The slender jaws enable precise insertion into target tissue planes, allowing point-to-point separation with high operational accuracy.
Minimized Tissue Trauma: The blunt dissection technique significantly reduces damage to microvessels and nerves, contributing to improved postoperative recovery.
Applications
General Abdominal Surgeries
A staple in appendectomies, cholecystectomies, and hernia repairs, Abdominal Dilating Forceps retract abdominal wall muscles, displace fatty tissue, and expose organs or surgical sites, facilitating safe, efficient procedures.
Deep Tissue Dissection
In complex gastrointestinal or colorectal surgeries, these forceps excel at separating tissue planes and exposing target vessels and nerves. Their blunt design protects delicate structures while providing the access needed for precise maneuvers.
Vascular and Reconstructive Surgeries
In vascular procedures, Abdominal Dilating Forceps gently retract tissues around blood vessels, allowing surgeons to perform anastomoses or repairs with clear visibility. They are also valuable in reconstructive surgeries, where tissue preservation and precise exposure are critical for optimal outcomes.
Why Choose Our Device
Our Abdominal Dilating Forceps combine safety, precision, and durability to meet modern surgical demands. The blunt, atraumatic design minimizes tissue damage and shortens recovery time, while the precision-engineered jaws offer exceptional control in complex anatomical spaces. Unlike disposable alternatives, our reusable forceps are cost-effective and eco-friendly without sacrificing performance. Each instrument undergoes strict quality testing to ensure reliability, making our Abdominal Dilating Forceps a trusted choice for healthcare professionals worldwide.
Compliance & Quality Assurance
We are committed to delivering top-tier medical instruments, and our Abdominal Dilating Forceps comply with international standards, including ISO certifications. Manufactured with biocompatible materials, they meet safety requirements for surgical use. Our production processes follow rigorous quality control protocols—from raw material inspection to final assembly and testing—ensuring each forceps meets strict performance and safety standards.
FAQ
What’s the difference between Two Leaves and Three Leaves forceps?
The Two Leaves model is ideal for gentle retraction in less complex procedures, while the Three Leaves configuration offers enhanced tissue spreading and stability, suitable for deeper, more complex surgical fields requiring greater exposure.
Can these forceps be used for sharp dissection?
No, Abdominal Dilating Forceps are designed exclusively for blunt tissue dissection and retraction. They lack sharp edges and should not be used for cutting or sharp tissue separation.
How should the forceps be sterilized?
Our forceps are compatible with standard medical sterilization methods like autoclaving. Follow your facility’s protocols to ensure safety and instrument longevity.
