The Standard Net Retractor is a medical device commonly used in surgical procedures to hold back tissues or organs, providing better visibility and access to the surgical site. Here are the key details:
Features:
1. Design – Typically consists of a handle and a retracting component (often a loop or mesh net) to hold tissues securely.
2. Material – Made of stainless steel or disposable plastic for sterility and durability.
3. Types – May include variations like Deaver retractors, ribbon retractors, or malleable retractors.
4. Usage – Used in abdominal, thoracic, or gynecological surgeries to retract organs like the liver, intestines, or bladder.
Common Applications:
– General Surgery – Retracting organs during laparotomy.
– Gynecological Procedures – Holding back the uterus or ovaries.
– Urological Surgeries – Providing access to the bladder or kidneys.
Advantages:
– Improves surgical visibility.
– Minimizes tissue trauma.
– Reusable (if made of stainless steel) or disposable for single-use convenience.
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