Surgical Retractor 29.2 cm (11.5)

PCL retractor supports tissue retraction in General Surgery and Orthopedic procedures.
The 11 1/2-inch length provides useful reach during operative access.
Its medium blade balances exposure with controlled placement around the operative field.
The flat handle offers a straightforward grip for positioning and adjustment.
Retractor design helps maintain visualization while supporting efficient tissue handling workflow.
Its configuration supports procedures requiring manual retraction and accessible handling.

Brand: surgivalley

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SKU: 005212732

Categories: Retractors, Retractors

Controlled Retraction for Surgical Access and Visualization

The PCL retractor 11 1/2" medium blade flat handle is a hand-held surgical retractor designed to support tissue retraction and maintain access within the operative field. Its medium blade provides a practical contact surface for controlled positioning, while the flat handle supports straightforward manual handling during instrument adjustments. The 11 1/2" length can help the user work across the field while maintaining a comfortable working distance. Suitable for general surgery and orthopedic workflows, this retractor supports organized exposure, clear visualization, and efficient assistance during procedures where dependable manual retraction is required.

Use Cases

Support manual retraction to help maintain access and visualization during general surgery procedures.
Assist with controlled exposure when working around orthopedic operative sites.
Position and adjust the medium blade as surgical access requirements change during a procedure.
Use the flat handle for direct instrument control during coordinated retraction tasks.

Specifications

Care & Handling

Clean the retractor promptly after use according to facility procedures and the applicable manufacturer instructions for use.
Inspect the medium blade and flat handle for visible soil, damage, distortion, or surface irregularities before reuse.
Handle the blade carefully during cleaning, transport, and storage to help prevent unintended contact damage.
Store the instrument in a manner that protects its blade and supports inspection before the next use.