Kelly Retractor Surgical Retractor 3.8 cm (1.5)

Precise 3.8 cm blade width ensures optimal surgical exposure during procedures.
Ergonomic handle design reduces hand fatigue for surgeons in long operations.
High-grade stainless steel construction guarantees durability and reliable sterilization cycles.
Smooth surface finish minimizes tissue trauma while maintaining secure retraction control.
Ideal for general surgery applications requiring consistent and stable wound edge holding.
Meets strict hospital standards for quality, safety, and clinical performance reliability.

Brand: surgivalley

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OEM & International Cross-Reference Equivalents

UNIVERSAL NOMENCLATURE EU MDR 2017/745 & US FDA GUDID Classification

EMDN (EUDAMED): L0102

SURGICAL RETRACTORS, REUSABLE

GMDN Code: 35212

General surgery retractor

Manufacturer / Benchmark	Catalog Number (REF)	Specification Match
Aesculap	`H20-178-03`	Exact Pattern Match
Buxton Biomedical	`24-6550`	Exact Pattern Match
Innomed	`5038`	Exact Pattern Match
Sklar	`60-1686`	Exact Pattern Match
Teleflex	`KM52338`	Exact Pattern Match

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Kategorien: Wundhaken, Workhorse Retraktorsystem

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Kelly Retractor Surgical Retractor, 3.8 cm (1.5 in)

The Kelly Retractor Surgical Retractor is a practical manual instrument designed to support tissue retraction during surgical procedures. Its 3.8 cm (1.5 in) size offers a defined retraction surface for clinicians working in the operating room, ambulatory surgery center, or clinic setting. The Kelly design is suitable for controlled handling when access and visibility are needed at the surgical site. Review facility protocols and procedural requirements before selecting this instrument for use. Proper cleaning, inspection, and sterilization should follow applicable institutional policies and validated instrument-processing procedures.