Hooks and Retractors

Care Instruments offer Hooks and retractors that are specialized surgical instruments used to hold open and retract soft tissue during surgical procedures. They are typically made of stainless steel and come in a variety of shapes and sizes to accommodate different surgical needs. Some products such as:
Padgett-Deaver Retractors are specialized surgical instruments that are used in thoracic and cardiac surgery. They are a variation of the Deaver retractor, which is a type of self-retaining retractor that is used to hold open and retract soft tissue during surgical procedures. The Padgett-Deaver retractors have a unique design that allows for better visualization of the surgical site and improved access to the area of interest.
ALM Retractorsare specialized surgical instruments used in neurosurgery and spinal surgery. They are typically made of stainless steel and are designed to provide better visualization and access to the surgical site.
A Converse Nasal Retractor is a specialized surgical instrument used in rhinoplasty (nose surgery) and other nasal procedures. It is a self-retaining retractor, which means it can hold the nasal tissue open without the need for an assistant to hold it.
Coronal Brow Lift Retractors are specialized surgical instruments used in forehead and brow lift procedures. They are typically made of stainless steel and are designed to provide better visualization and access to the surgical site. The retractors feature a wide (7cm) blade that is 18cm in length. The wide blade is designed to retract the skin and soft tissue in the forehead area to allow the surgeon to access the underlying muscles and structures.
Deaver-Padgett Retractors are specialized surgical instruments that are used in thoracic and cardiac surgery. They are a variation of the Deaver retractor, which is a type of self-retaining retractor that is used to hold open and retract soft tissue during surgical procedures.
The Epstein Abdominoplasty Retractor is a specialized surgical instrument used in abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) procedures. It is a self-retaining retractor which means it can hold the surgical site open without the need for an assistant to hold it. The retractor features a curved blade with a fiber-optic light source and suction tube attached to it. The fiber-optic light source provides bright and cool light to the surgical area, which allows the surgeon to see the surgical area in detail, and the suction tube is used to remove excess fluids and blood from the surgical site.