Schepens Surgical Retractor for Ophthalmic and Dental Clinical Procedures
- Designed for precise ophthalmic and dental clinical procedures in hospitals.
- Ergonomic handle ensures comfortable grip during extended surgical operations.
- High-grade stainless steel construction withstands repeated sterilization cycles effectively.
- Provides stable tissue retraction to enhance surgeon visibility and access.
- Compatible with standard operating room setups for immediate clinical use.
- Durable design supports rigorous daily use in busy ASC environments.
SKU: 005211697
Categories: Retractors
Schepens Surgical Retractor for Ophthalmic and Dental Clinical Procedures
The Schepens Surgical Retractor is a precision hand instrument designed to gently hold back tissue during ophthalmic and dental clinical procedures. Its slim, curved working end gives surgeons and clinicians a clear view of the operative field while minimizing trauma to surrounding structures. Built for repeated use in hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and clinics, the retractor supports controlled exposure in delicate procedures where accuracy matters. The design reflects the demands of specialty care: a balanced handle, a fine tip, and dependable performance through sterilization cycles. Whether used in the operating room or a dental suite, this instrument helps teams work efficiently and confidently.
- Ophthalmic procedures requiring gentle tissue retraction and a clear surgical field
- Dental clinical procedures where controlled access and visibility are essential
- Hospital operating rooms and ambulatory surgery centers performing specialty cases
- Clinic-based minor procedures that demand precise, low-trauma exposure
- Sterile processing workflows where reusable stainless steel instruments are preferred
| Instrument type | Surgical retractor |
| Specialty | Ophthalmic and dental |
| Reusable | Yes |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Quality Assurance | Performance Test: Validated |
- Clean and sterilize according to your facility's validated reprocessing protocol before each use.
- Inspect the working end for nicks, bends, or corrosion before every procedure.
- Store in a dry, protected tray or cabinet to prevent damage to the fine tip.
- Lubricate moving parts only if the instrument design includes them and your protocol allows.
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For use by qualified healthcare professionals only. Follow your facility's sterilization and handling protocols.
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This set contains 31 pieces (30 instrument types) carefully selected for the procedure:
| Material | Surgical grade AISI 410/420 stainless steel, satin matte anti-glare finish |
| Handle Type | Standard Surgical Grip |
| Coating/Material | AISI 420 German Stainless Steel |
| Tip Type | Standard |
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