Miller Surgical Retractor 15.0 mm Blade 13.3 cm (5.2)

Miller rake retractor supports tissue retraction in cardiovascular, ENT, and general surgery.
Nine sharp prongs provide a defined rake profile for controlled retraction.
The 15.0mm width supports focused access across a compact retraction area.
At 5 1/4 inches, its length supports practical access during procedures.
Flat handle design offers a straightforward grip for positioning and adjustment.
Sharp prongs can help maintain retraction while supporting clear surgical visualization.

Brand: surgivalley

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SKU: 005212257

Kategorien: Wundhaken, Retraktoren | Rippenspreizer, Retraktoren

Controlled Retraction with Focused Prong Access

The Miller rake retractor is a compact hand-held instrument designed to hold tissue aside and support exposure during surgical procedures. Its 5 1/4-inch length provides a practical balance of reach and close-hand control, while the 15.0 mm flat handle offers a broad surface for stable positioning and manipulation. Nine sharp prongs create a defined rake profile for localized retraction where focused access is useful. This configuration can support organized handling and visualization across cardiovascular, ENT, and general surgery workflows, with a compact format suited to controlled instrument placement in the operative field.

Use Cases

Support localized tissue retraction and exposure during general surgery procedures.
Assist with focused access and visualization in cardiovascular surgical workflows.
Provide controlled retraction for ENT procedures where a compact rake profile is useful.
Use the flat handle to position and adjust the retractor during hands-on surgical manipulation.
Apply the nine-prong rake configuration when defined contact points are preferred for tissue displacement.

Specifications

Care & Handling

Clean the retractor according to facility protocols and applicable instructions for use.
Inspect the sharp prongs, handle, and overall instrument condition before and after use.
Handle the prongs carefully to reduce the risk of contact damage during cleaning, transport, and setup.
Store the retractor securely so the prongs are protected from unintended contact with other instruments.