Browne Deltoid Retractor
Acheron Instruments’ Browne Deltoid Retractor is a surgical tool used to precisely retract and pull back deltoid muscles away from the surgical area to expose the shoulder joint during surgery.
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Angled Blade for Optimum Retraction.
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Multiple Sizes to Suit All Applications.
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Ergonomic Design for Superior Control.
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Our products are ISO-certified.
- SKU: 87494
- CATEGORY: Orthopedic Instruments
- TYPE: Retractor
- SIZE:
- TAGs: Browne Deltoid Retractor , Retractor
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Uses of Browne Deltoid Retractor
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Used for optimum retraction and positioning of the deltoid muscles.
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Facilitate the Delto-Pectoral approach used during shoulder and upper limb surgery.
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Ensure precise tissue and implant manipulation.
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Expose deltoid muscles to improve surgical visibility without any damage.
Features |
Benefits |
Stainless Steel Construction |
Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel. |
Angled Design |
Allow retraction and positioning of deltoid muscles to provide access to the surgical area. |
Wide, Flat Blade |
Ensure efficient deltoid muscle retraction without any trauma. |
Smooth Surface |
Reduce tissue fraction and injury chances. |
Ergonomic Design |
Comfortable handling and control during longer procedures. |
Specification |
Detail |
Manufacturer |
Acheron Instruments |
Material |
Stainless Steel |
Finish |
Satin |
Category |
Orthopedic Instruments |
Instrument Type |
Retractor |
Working End Profile |
Angled |
Handle Type |
Ring Handle |
Overall Length |
11" 42 mm, 11" 55 mm |
Corrosion Resistance |
Yes |
Sterilization |
Autoclavable |
Usage |
Reusable |
In which procedures can the Browne Deltoid Retractor be used?
The Browne Deltoid Retractor can facilitate various surgical procedures including acromioplasty, rotator cuff repair, fracture fixation around the shoulder etc.
What processes do Acheron Instruments use to protect surgical instruments from corrosion?
The instruments in Acheron Instruments' are passivated and corrosion-tested to ensure the integrity of steel, resulting in a passive protective layer. The autoclaving technique makes the instruments more resistant to extreme heat and moisture.