Durable INS21-141 DEAVER
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Durable INS21-141 DEAVER - Quality medical equipment from GM Medical Kenya
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The Durable INS21-141 DEAVER is a high-quality surgical retractor designed for effective tissue separation during various medical procedures.
It features a stainless steel construction for durability and resistance to corrosion.
This retractor includes a curved design for optimal visibility and access to surgical sites.
Its lightweight design enhances maneuverability, making it an essential tool for healthcare professionals in Nairobi and across Kenya.
Applications & Use Cases
The INS21-141 DEAVER retractor is commonly used in surgical procedures such as general surgery, orthopedic surgery, and gynecological operations.
Surgeons, nurses, and surgical assistants utilize this tool in hospitals and clinics throughout Kenya.
It is suitable for both inpatient and outpatient settings, ensuring that healthcare providers have the necessary tools for effective patient care.
Care & Maintenance
To maintain the INS21-141 DEAVER retractor, clean it thoroughly after each use with mild soap and water, and ensure it is dried properly.
Sterilize the retractor according to your facility's protocols, typically by autoclaving or using chemical disinfectants.
Store the instrument in a dry, organized space to prevent damage.
Regularly inspect for any signs of wear or corrosion to ensure optimal performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are two types of retractors?
Hand Retractors - (Manual) must be held by an assistant, a robot or the surgeon during a procedure. 2. Self Retaining Retractors - (Stay open on their own) have a screw, ratchet or some type of clamp to hold the tissue by itself.
What is the main purpose of retractors?
Surgical Retractor instruments are used to hold an incision or wound open while a surgeon works. The retractor could also be used to hold tissues or organs out of the way during a surgery..
What are the names of the two self retaining retractors?
Two of the most commonly used self-retaining retractors are the Weitlaner and Gelpie retractors (Figure 23-15). These are used to retract skin edges for superficial procedures..
What are surgical retractors made of?
Surgical retractors are typically made from metals or plastics. Metal retractors were the standard for a very long time, but high-performance plastics are now viable, practical alternatives, with many advantages..