Biggs mammaplasty retractor 8 narrow 30mm wide blade round handle with fiberoptics

Biggs mammaplasty retractor supports tissue retraction in general and plastic surgery.
Eight-inch length provides useful reach for controlled access during procedures.
The narrow 30mm blade helps target retraction within focused operative fields.
Round handle supports familiar hand positioning during instrument manipulation.
Integrated fiberoptics help illuminate the retracted area for improved visualization.
Purpose-built design helps maintain exposure while supporting efficient surgical workflow.

Brand: surgivalley

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SKU: 005212219

Categories: Retractors, Retractors

Focused Retraction for Controlled Surgical Access

The Biggs mammaplasty retractor is an 8-inch surgical retractor designed to support controlled tissue retraction during procedures requiring focused access. Its 30mm width provides a defined working profile for positioning within a surgical field, helping maintain exposure while supporting deliberate instrument handling. The retractor is suited to general surgery and plastic surgery workflows, including mammaplasty-related procedures where a narrow retraction approach may be useful. Its round handle provides a familiar grasping surface for manual positioning, while the named fiberoptic configuration supports the product’s intended visualization-focused design. Use should follow the facility’s established instrument-selection and handling protocols.

Use Cases

Support tissue retraction during mammaplasty and related plastic surgery procedures.
Assist with focused exposure in general surgery tasks requiring a narrow retractor profile.
Position the 30mm blade to maintain access within a defined operative field.
Use the round handle for controlled manual placement and adjustment during retraction.
Incorporate the retractor into workflows where the named fiberoptic configuration is appropriate for the procedure and facility protocol.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

Clean and reprocess the retractor according to the facility’s validated protocols and applicable manufacturer instructions.
Inspect the blade, round handle, and fiberoptic components for visible damage, residue, or irregularities before and after use.
Handle the retractor carefully during cleaning, transport, and storage to help protect its working surfaces and fiberoptic components.
Store in a clean, protected location where the instrument will not be bent, struck, or compressed by other devices.