Lukens Surgical Retractor 12.0 mm Blade 17.1 cm (6.7)

Designed for ENT and general surgery, this retractor supports controlled tissue exposure.
Double-ended construction provides two blade options for varied retraction needs.
The 8.0mm and 12.0mm blades offer different tissue engagement widths.
Its 6 3/4-inch length balances access with practical instrument handling.
A flat handle supports straightforward positioning during focused surgical retraction.
The design offers a compact option for controlled visualization during procedures.

Brand: surgivalley

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SKU: 005212703

Kategorien: Wundhaken, Retraktoren

Versatile Double-Ended Retraction for Controlled Surgical Access

The Lukens thymus retractor is a double-ended surgical retractor designed to help maintain exposure during tissue-handling tasks in ENT and general surgery. Its 6 3/4-inch length supports practical handling, while the two blade widths—8.0 mm and 12.0 mm—provide a choice of working surface for varying access needs. The flat handle offers a straightforward grip for controlled positioning, and the double-ended configuration keeps two blade options in one instrument. This combination can help streamline instrument selection while supporting clear access and organized workflow during appropriate retraction procedures.

Use Cases

Support thymus retraction and tissue exposure during appropriate general surgery procedures.
Provide a compact retraction option for ENT procedures requiring controlled access in a confined operative area.
Select between the 8.0 mm and 12.0 mm blade ends according to the intended retraction task and available working space.
Use the flat handle to position and adjust the retractor during procedures where steady manual control is required.

Specifications

Care & Handling

Clean the retractor promptly after use according to facility procedures and the applicable instructions for use.
Inspect both blade ends and the flat handle for visible residue, damage, or deformation before handling or reuse.
Handle the blades carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to help preserve their working edges and shape.
Store the instrument in a clean, dry location with the blade ends protected from contact that could cause damage.