Description

DeLee Universal Retractor Overview:

Engineered for deep pelvic and abdominal tissue management, the De Lee Universal Retractor (9 ½” / 241 mm) is a specialized surgical instrument designed to create an expansive, stable operative corridor during gynaecological and open surgical procedures. Featuring an extra-wide 2 ¾” x 2″ (70 mm x 51 mm) blade surface, it gently displaces surrounding soft-tissue layers with minimal trauma, ensuring unobstructed visualization of deeper anatomical structures. Forged from German medical-grade stainless steel, this robust retractor provides exceptional mechanical leverage and steady field exposure across demanding clinical interventions.

Key Features:

• 9 ½” (241 mm) Overall Length: Engineered with an extended handle profile to provide solid leverage and controlled maneuverability in deep or restricted operative cavities.

• Broad 2 ¾” x 2″ (70 mm x 51 mm) Blade: Wide-surface blade ensures uniform tissue displacement while distributing contact pressure evenly across sensitive mucosal and visceral layers.

• Rigid Structural Frame: High-tensile construction guarantees zero flexing, maintaining reliable field exposure throughout lengthy surgical procedures.

• German Medical-Grade Steel: Forged from high-grade German stainless steel to ensure exceptional structural strength, rust resistance, and long-term durability.

• Advanced Passivation Surface Treatment: Subjected to rigorous passivation processes to prevent oxidation, enhance chemical resistance, and eliminate surface impurities.

• Quality & Performance Tested: Every unit undergoes strict quality assurance protocols, including form testing, boiling tests, and functional performance evaluations.

• Autoclavable & Reusable: Supplied non-sterile and engineered to withstand repeated high-temperature autoclave sterilization cycles without structural degradation.

• Lifetime Warranty: Backed by a full lifetime guarantee covering defects in materials, manufacturing, and workmanship.

Applications & Uses:

• Broad soft-tissue displacement and retraction during gynaecological, obstetric, and open abdominal procedures.

• Establishing and maintaining clear sightlines to deeper pelvic sites and anatomical margins.

• Preventing tissue encroachment to safeguard the surgical site during complex reconstructive or diagnostic interventions.