PARKER RETRACTOR FIG-1 18,0CM
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PARKER RETRACTOR FIG-1 18,0CM

Art.Nr.: VUBU-07-39301
MPN: AK374/01
Manufacturer: NOPA - DIMEDA
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Reference numbers for instruments from manufacturer for PARKER RETRACTOR FIG-1 18,0CM

  • Martin: 15-673-21
  • Nopa: AK 374/01


PARKER RETRACTOR • FIG-1 • 18.0CM • CE-CLASS I • ISO 13485:2016

Extended, Notched Precision Hook for Deeper Access and Large-Scale Excisions in Dermatology, Plastic and General Surgery

The PARKER RETRACTOR Type FIG-1 (18.0 cm) is a Class I medical device manufactured according to ISO 13485:2016. This significantly extended variant of the classic Parker single hook combines the proven, blunt notched tip with greater reach and is designed for the secure, atraumatic retraction of skin and tissue edges during deeper surgical approaches or large-scale excisions.

Product Highlights:

✔ Manufactured in accordance with ISO 13485:2016
✔ CE Marked – Class I (Regulation (EU) 2017/745 – MDR)
Extended Parker shape (FIG-1): Significantly longer shaft (18.0 cm) for extended reach
✔ Retention of the classic blunt, finely notched tip for non-slip and tissue-sparing grip
✔ High-quality, stable surgical stainless steel 1.4301 – for improved leverage during lengthy procedures
✔ Atraumatic design with rounded, notched tip to protect the epidermis
✔ Extended, yet precisely balanced shaft for good control in depth
✔ Ergonomic, closed finger ring for secure guidance even with surgical gloves
✔ Matte finish for glare-free work
✔ Sterilizable and reusable

Benefits of the Extended Parker Retractor FIG-1:

Extended Reach for Deeper Approaches: Ideal for procedures where wound edges or structures to be held are located deeper, such as in subcutaneous tumor excisions, reconstructive procedures on the trunk or extremities.
Improved Leverage for Large-Scale Excisions: Enables effective holding and tensioning of large skin flaps during suturing without the surgeon obstructing the view or having to work too close to the wound area.
Precise Control Even in Depth: The length allows precise placement of the tip even in deeper wound pockets, while the hand remains outside the immediate field of view.
Reduced Fatigue During Long Sutures: Allows for a more ergonomic hand position, which is particularly beneficial during extensive wound closures (e.g., after mastectomy, abdominoplasty).
Versatile Instrument for More Demanding Procedures: A valuable addition in plastic-reconstructive surgery, oncological dermatology, and during major general surgical wound care.

Technical Specifications:

Type: Parker Retractor (Fig-1) / Extended, Notched Precision Hook
Model: FIG-1 (with serration), extended version
Overall Length: 18.0 cm
Hook Shape: Longer, slender shaft with one fine, 90° angled, blunt and finely notched tip
Material: Surgical Stainless Steel 1.4301 (AISI 304)
Surface Finish: Satin (matte)
Handle: Closed, oval ring
Sterilization: Autoclavable up to 138°C (Steam Sterilization)
Packaging: Individually packed in sterilizable peel pouch
Risk Class: I according to Regulation (EU) 2017/745 (MDR)

Areas of Application:

• Large-scale dermatological excisions (e.g., melanoma excisions)
• Suturing after plastic-reconstructive procedures (e.g., flap surgeries, breast and body contouring surgery)
• Management of extensive wound defects on the trunk and extremities
• Deep subcutaneous dissections
• General surgical sutures in obese patients or in deeper body regions

Important Safety and Handling Information:

FOR USE BY SURGICAL OR DERMATOLOGICAL PROFESSIONALS WITH EXPERIENCE IN HANDLING LONGER INSTRUMENTS ONLY.
Conscious Handling of the Extended Tip: The greater length requires increased attention regarding the tip position outside the direct field of view. Always guide under vision or control the position tactilely.
Atraumatic Application: Despite the improved leverage, the blunt tip is designed for gentle traction. No levering or excessive force application.
Caution with Reduced Visibility: During deep retraction, visibility is often limited. Exercise particular care to avoid injuring deeper structures (vessels, nerves).
Cleaning the Serration: Clean the serration on the long tip particularly thoroughly after use.
Visual Inspection for Stability: Before each use, inspect the long shaft for bends and the tip for damage to the serration.


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