Blair palate hook 8 1 sharp prong flat handle

Designed for palate retraction, this hook supports focused exposure during general surgery.
An 8-inch length provides useful reach for accessing deeper operative areas.
The single sharp prong offers a defined point for controlled tissue engagement.
Sharp tip geometry helps establish focused contact when positioning the hook.
The flat handle supports straightforward alignment and handling during placement and adjustment.
Its hook format assists retraction while keeping the instrument approach simple.

Brand: surgivalley

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Артикул: 005212201

Категории: Hooks, Retractors

Controlled Palate Retraction with Clear, Practical Handling

The Blair palate hook is an 8-inch general surgery hook designed for controlled retraction and positioning of palate tissue during surgical handling. Its single sharp prong provides a defined point of engagement, while the flat handle supports direct manual control as the instrument is placed, adjusted, or removed. The extended length can help the user work within the operative field while maintaining a practical hand position. This focused configuration suits workflows that require a straightforward palate hook for localized tissue handling and exposure. Use should be guided by the procedure, tissue requirements, and facility protocols.

Use Cases

Engaging and gently retracting palate tissue during general surgery procedures.
Positioning tissue with the single sharp prong when a defined point of contact is required.
Supporting operative-field access where an 8-inch instrument provides useful working reach.
Making controlled adjustments through the flat handle during placement and removal.
Maintaining a dedicated palate hook in surgical instrument setups for relevant tissue-handling tasks.

Specifications

Care & Handling

Clean the instrument promptly after use according to facility procedures and the applicable instructions for use.
Inspect the sharp prong and flat handle for damage, bending, debris, or other conditions that could affect handling before reuse.
Handle the prong carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to reduce the risk of accidental contact or damage.
Store the hook in a manner that protects the sharp prong and keeps it separated from instruments that could be damaged.