Miller Surgical Retractor 15.0 mm Blade 13.3 cm (5.2)

Miller rake retractor supports controlled tissue retraction during surgical exposure.
Nine blunt prongs provide broad contact for gentle tissue engagement.
The 15.0mm width suits focused retraction where access matters.
The 5 1/4-inch length offers useful reach in operative fields.
A flat handle supports steady positioning and straightforward instrument handling.
Useful across cardiovascular, ENT, and general surgery retraction workflows.

Brand: surgivalley

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SKU: 005212321

Categories: Retractors, Retractors | Rib Spreaders, Retractors

Blunt-Prong Control for Focused Surgical Retraction

The Miller rake retractor is a hand-held surgical retractor designed to gently draw tissue aside and support visualization during procedures. Its 5 1/4-inch length provides a practical working profile for controlled manipulation, while nine blunt prongs distribute contact across the retracted area. The 15.0mm-wide flat handle offers a straightforward grasp for positioning and adjustment throughout the surgical workflow. Suitable for varied operative settings, this retractor can support exposure tasks in cardiovascular, ENT, and general surgery procedures where dependable manual retraction and clear handling are important.

Use Cases

Support controlled tissue retraction and operative-site visualization during general surgery procedures.
Assist with focused exposure in cardiovascular surgical workflows where a compact hand-held retractor is appropriate.
Provide blunt-prong retraction for ENT procedures requiring access and visibility in a confined operative area.
Use the flat handle to position, adjust, and maintain the retractor during hands-on surgical handling.

Specifications

Care & Handling

Clean the retractor promptly after use according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
Inspect the nine prongs and flat handle for visible residue, damage, bending, or rough edges before handling or reuse.
Handle and store the retractor in a manner that protects the blunt prongs from impact and deformation.
Follow facility protocols for reprocessing, inspection, and storage; do not use the instrument if its condition is in question.