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- Vertebral Forming Unitized Surgical Instruments Vertebroplasty Toolkit
- Expandable Retractor
- Percutaneous Discectomy Instruments Pack
- Surgical Electrode
- MED System and PELD System
- V-shape Bichannel Endoscopy System (VBE)
- Percutaneous Posterior Pedicle Screw Internal Fixation Toolkit
- Knee Arthroscopes and Instruments
- Intervertebral Expandable Pillar
- Bone Cement Mixer
- Remote Controlled Injection Manipulator
- Imaging System + High Frequency Surgical Device Host + Orthopaedic Power Host
- CeraFix Bone Cement
Ultra-Thin Titanium Alloy Blade Expandable Retractor System from China Suppliers and Factory for Small Open Surgery
Expandable Retractor
The retractor blade (dilatation tube) of the latest generation is made of ultra-thin titanium alloy, which ensures the strength while most of the rays can be transmitted, and there is little influence on the image of surgical field, so it can be used with the eccentric instruments for small open surgery.
When performing lateral retracting, surgeons can freely choose unilateral or bilateral when needed.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the primary purpose of the Expandable Retractor System?
It is an operation instrument designed to help surgeons maximize visualization with less injury during orthopaedic surgeries.
What types of surgeries is this system suitable for?
This system is suitable for spine surgery and general open surgery.
What other equipment is used in conjunction with this system?
It is used in conjunction with a medical cold light source, dilating tube, and fixed arm.
How is illumination provided to the surgical field?
High transmitting performance fiber optics are utilized to provide sufficient light to the surgery field.
What material is the latest generation retractor blade made of?
The latest generation retractor blade (dilatation tube) is made of ultra-thin titanium alloy, which ensures strength while allowing most rays to transmit with minimal impact on the surgical field image.
What options do surgeons have when performing lateral retracting?
Surgeons can freely choose unilateral or bilateral retracting when needed.