Modified Fukuda Type Retractors-Weitlaner Retractor Solid Blades-Stifle Retractors Davis Speed Lock-Tuffier Rib Spreader 6 1/2″ Spread

1.Stifle Retractors Davis Speed Lock

Stifle Retractors Davis Speed Lock is suitable for opening the stifle joint in knee surgeries like TTA implants or cruciate ligaments repairing procedures. Moreover, it has a ratchet locking mechanism and provides firm control to the holder.

•    German Stainless
•    Ratchet Locking Mechanism
•    Requires Low Maintenance
•    High Tensile Strength

2.Weitlaner Retractor:

Weitlaner Retractor features a long, narrow handle with a ratchet mechanism that allows the blades to be self-retaining. The blades are solid, with a curved or straight shape, and are available in various sizes to accommodate the needs of different patients and surgical procedures. The solid blades of the Weitlaner Retractor make it ideal for retracting soft tissues such as skin, muscle, and fascia. Furthermore, it is:
•    German Stainless Steel Made
•    Corrosion-Resistant
•    Reusable
•    Non-Sterile

3.Modified Fukuda:

Modified Fukuda type retractor is commonly used in should surgical procedures. This instrument consists of a T-shaped handle with a narrow blade. Moreover, it assists in grabbing the instruments feasibly without falling. The unique structure of this retractor makes it assist in several surgical practices.

•    German Stainless
•    Requires Low Maintenance
•    High Tensile Strength
•    T-Shaped Handle

4.Tuffier Rib Spreaders

Tuffier Rib Spreaders are broadly used in cardiothoracic surgeries to maintain and create a space between the ribs to allow transparent access to the surgical area. The slight curvature of the arm gives a contour and allows a more secure hold and fit. Overall instrument length is 6 1/2”. These instruments are made from high-grade German surgical stainless steel. This metal keeps it lightweight and rustproof.

Mengal International’s instruments stand behind every surgery. In this modern era, investing in our instruments is a significant step to control cost and improving patient care. If you find any defective instruments or faulty material, it will promptly be replaced by an ideal one.