Wound & Tracheal Retractor Small Curve 2 Prong Sharp 165mm General Surgery Retractors
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100% Autoclavable & Passivated AISI 420 SteelSKU: SP-02846
OR & Quality SpecificationsHospital Grade
Steel MetallurgyGerman AISI 420 Martensitic
Sterilization Cycle134°C / 273°F Steam Autoclave
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General Surgery InstrumentsSKU: SP-02846AISI 420 Martensitic

Wound & Tracheal Retractor Small Curved 165mm

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The Wound & Tracheal Retractor Small Curve features a curved design, two sharp prongs, and a stated length of 165 mm. It is designed to assist with localized tissue retraction and surgical access when its configuration is appropriate for the intended procedure.

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The Wound & Tracheal Retractor Small Curve 2 Prong Sharp 165 mm is a surgical retraction instrument designed to help hold tissue aside and maintain access to a selected operative area. Its curved profile and two sharp prongs provide a defined contact configuration for applications supported by the instrument's specific design.

Purpose and Surgical Applications

Retractors are used in surgical settings to hold tissue away from the operative field, helping clinicians maintain visibility and access during procedures. The wound retractor designation indicates an instrument intended for localized retraction, while the product title also identifies a tracheal retractor application.

Because the title includes both wound and tracheal uses, the precise intended application should be confirmed with the manufacturer or supplier. Not all retractors are suitable for every anatomical area, and sharp-pronged instruments require particular care when used near delicate structures. The instrument should only be selected for procedures supported by its verified design.

Curved Design and Two Sharp Prongs

The curved profile provides an angled approach to the working area, which may help with access depending on the procedure and anatomical requirements. The two sharp prongs are designed to engage tissue more firmly than blunt tips. This configuration may be appropriate where the intended technique calls for secure tissue engagement, but it can also increase the risk of tissue injury if incorrectly positioned or used with excessive force.

The exact curvature, prong spacing, tip geometry, and working-end dimensions are not specified in the product title. These details should be verified before purchase, especially when selecting an instrument for a particular surgical specialty.

Compact 165 mm Length

The stated overall length is 165 mm, providing a defined size for instrument selection and inventory planning. The length of a retractor can influence reach, handling, and access to the operative site. Buyers should confirm the measurement with the supplier if precise dimensions are required.

The handle design, material composition, and any additional features are not specified. Confirming these details helps ensure the instrument meets the needs of the surgical team and the requirements of the intended application.

Handling and Practical Use

When appropriately selected and positioned, a small curved retractor can help maintain localized tissue separation during suitable procedures. The instrument should be handled by trained professionals who understand the intended anatomy and the limitations of sharp-pronged retraction.

Before use, inspect the prongs for alignment, deformation, sharpness, and surface defects. Check the instrument for corrosion, cracks, or other damage. Any instrument with damaged or irregular prongs should be removed from service until assessed by qualified personnel.

Cleaning, Sterilization, and Maintenance

If the Wound & Tracheal Retractor is designated as reusable, follow the manufacturer's validated instructions for cleaning, inspection, and sterilization. The correct processing method depends on the instrument's verified material and construction. Do not assume compatibility with a particular sterilization cycle without confirmation.

Pay attention to the prongs and curved working end during cleaning, where residue may remain. After processing, inspect all surfaces for cleanliness and damage. Store processed instruments according to the healthcare facility's established procedures to help prevent contamination and physical damage.

Selecting the Appropriate Retractor

Before ordering, confirm the instrument's intended anatomical application, 165 mm overall length, two-prong configuration, curvature, material, and reusable status. The dual wound and tracheal designation should be clarified with the supplier to ensure the model is appropriate for the intended procedure.

Key Features

  • Small curved wound and tracheal retractor designation

  • Two sharp prongs

  • Stated overall length of 165 mm

  • Designed to assist with localized tissue retraction

  • Curved profile supports an angled approach to the operative area

  • Sharp prongs require careful positioning and controlled use

  • Exact anatomical application requires confirmation

  • Material composition is not specified

  • Requires inspection before each use

  • Cleaning and sterilization must follow manufacturer instructions

Product Specifications

SpecificationDetails
Product NameWound & Tracheal Retractor Small Curve
Instrument TypeSurgical Retractor
SizeSmall
Working-End ShapeCurved
Prong Configuration2 prongs
Prong TypeSharp
Overall Length165 mm, as stated in the title
Primary FunctionLocalized tissue retraction
Intended ApplicationWound or tracheal retraction; confirm exact model use
MaterialNot specified
Reusable or DisposableConfirm with manufacturer
Sterilization MethodFollow manufacturer instructions
PackagingConfirm with supplier

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is a Wound & Tracheal Retractor used for?

It is identified as a retraction instrument for wound or tracheal applications. The precise intended use should be verified with the manufacturer because the product title alone does not establish the exact anatomical indication.

2. What does 2-prong sharp mean?

It indicates that the working end has two sharp prongs designed to engage tissue. Sharp prongs require careful handling and appropriate positioning to reduce the risk of injury.

3. What is the length of this retractor?

The product title specifies 165 mm. Confirm the overall measurement with the supplier when exact dimensions are necessary.

4. What is the benefit of the curved design?

A curved working end can provide an angled approach to the operative area. Its suitability depends on the anatomy, procedure, and instrument dimensions.

5. Is this retractor suitable for tracheal procedures?

The title includes a tracheal designation, but the specific intended use must be confirmed with the manufacturer or supplier before clinical application.

6. What material is this retractor made from?

The material is not specified in the product title. Request confirmed material details from the supplier.

7. Can this retractor be reused?

Reusable status depends on the specific model. If reusable, it must be cleaned, inspected, and sterilized according to the manufacturer's validated instructions.

8. What should I check before purchasing this retractor?

Verify the intended application, overall length, curvature, prong spacing, tip design, material, and reusable status to ensure the instrument meets your requirements.