Last Chance Fritsch Abdominal Retractors 25cm 49x61mm (df-108-1424) Accessory [P06ncqI3]

Fritsch Abdominal Retractors 25cm 49X61mm

Fritsch Abdominal Retractors are designed for precision and reliability in medical procedures, offering a robust solution for surgical retraction. Engineered with the highest standards, these retractors are a staple in surgical theaters worldwide. With a length of 25cm and dimensions of 49x61mm, they provide ample space for manipulation and enhanced visibility during operations.

The Fritsch Abdominal Retractors are ISO/FDA Approved, ensuring compliance with stringent quality and safety standards. Constructed from medical-grade stainless steel (SS), these retractors are durable and resistant to corrosion. Their reusable nature allows for cost-effective, long-term use in various surgical procedures. The retractors are also autoclavable, making them easy to sterilize and reuse in a sterile environment.

• ISO/FDA Approved for high-quality and safety standards
• Reusable for cost-effectiveness and sustainability
• Medical Grade SS for durability and corrosion resistance

These abdominal retractors are designed to enhance surgical efficiency and reduce fatigue during long procedures. Their non-sterile nature ensures flexibility for both sterile and non-sterile applications. The manufacturing guarantee further solidifies Fritsch's commitment to delivering products that meet the highest standards of quality and performance.

In surgical settings, Fritsch Abdominal Retractors are ideal for various procedures, including abdominal surgery, gynecological surgeries, and orthopedic interventions. Their ergonomic design and precise construction ensure that surgeons can maintain optimal visibility and access to surgical sites. With a focus on patient care and surgical outcomes, these retractors are a valuable tool for medical professionals worldwide.

• Enhances surgical visibility and access
• Reduces surgical fatigue for extended procedures
• Targeted for use in abdominal, gynecological, and orthopedic surgeries