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15 Cards in this Set
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to retract uterine ligaments for wound exposure during hysterectomy
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Heaney Retractor
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to maintain exposure of bone during hip surgery (hand held)
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Hohmann Retractor
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to retract the sternum for internal mammary exposure during open heart surgery (self-retaining)
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Internal Mammary Retractor
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to maintain exposure during hip surgery (hand held)
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Israel Retractor
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to maintain wound exposure
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Kelly Retractor
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to maintain exposure during plastic surgery or general surgery as a hand held, right angle retractor
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Langenbeck Retractor
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to retract viscera during abdominal surgery
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Malleable Retractor
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to retract superficial tissue during plastic surgery or hand surgery
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Mason Retractor
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to retract tissue during otologic surgery (self-retaining)
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Mastoid Retractor
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to retract tissue during neurosurgery (e.g., laminectomy)
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Meyerding Retractor
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to retract nerve root during spinal surgery
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Nerve Root Retractor
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to retract abdominal wall during intraabdominal or pelvic surgery (self-retaining)
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O’Connor-O’Sullivan Retractor
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to retract rib and sternum during thoracic surgery, including open heart (self-retaining)
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Rib Retractor
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to protect soft tissue during dissection; to aid in blunt retraction of bowel and malleable retraction of soft tissue around bone
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Ribbon Retractor
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to maintain wound exposure (hand held)
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Richardson Retractor
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