RETRACTOR BLUNT 10,0CM
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RETRACTOR BLUNT 10,0CM

Art.Nr.: VUBU-07-52210
MPN: AK503/10
Manufacturer: NOPA - DIMEDA
48,49 €
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Reference numbers for instruments from manufacturer for RETRACTOR BLUNT 10,0CM

  • Aesculap: BV 008
  • Martin: 15-717-10
  • Medicon: 24.09.10
  • Rudolf: RU4655-10
  • Dimeda: 18.635.10
  • Lawton: 21.0155
  • Zepf: 18-6305-10
  • Nopa: AK 503/10


RAKE RETRACTOR • BLUNT • 10.0 CM • CE CLASS I • ISO 13485:2016

Long, Atraumatic Rake Retractor for Large-Area and Deep Retraction of Sensitive Tissue Structures

The BLUNT RAKE RETRACTOR 10.0 CM is a medical device of CE Class I according to ISO 13485:2016. This instrument combines the advantageous, tissue-sparing blunt prong design with a significant length of 10.0 cm. It is specifically designed for the safe, broad retraction of large and/or deep-lying soft tissue areas where a sharp prong would pose an unacceptable risk of injury.

Product Highlights:

✔ Certified according to ISO 13485:2016
✔ CE marking Class I (Directive 93/42/EEC)
✔ Atraumatic design in a large, long format
✔ Fully blunt and polished prongs for broad, secure hold without tissue trauma
✔ Significant length: 10.0 cm for excellent reach into deep wound cavities
✔ High-quality Stainless Steel 1.4301 – rust-proof and biocompatible
✔ Verified biocompatibility according to ISO 10993
✔ Reinforced, precise spring mechanism for controlled and stable tension
✔ Sterilizable and reusable (autoclavable)

Advantages of the Blunt Rake Retractor 10.0 cm:

Deep Retraction Without Trauma: Enables reaching and gently retracting tissue in deep layers (e.g., subcutaneous or intramuscular) without risk of cutting or perforation. Ideal for deep plastic surgery or large dermatological resections.
Maximum Tissue Preservation Over Large Area: The broad, blunt prongs distribute pressure evenly, minimizing the risk of pressure necrosis, crushing, or hematoma – even during prolonged retraction.
Secure Hold for Demanding Exposure: Provides sufficient holding power for large skin flaps, edematous tissue, or extensive subcutaneous pockets without compromising structural integrity.
Ergonomic Advantage in Depth: The length allows for comfortable placement and holding by the surgeon or assistant, even in hard-to-reach areas, reducing hand fatigue.
Versatile in Sensitive Disciplines: A key instrument in reconstructive breast surgery, surgical treatment of lymphedema, large defect coverage, and aesthetic surgery of the trunk.

Technical Specifications:

Model: Rake Retractor, blunt, large
Type: Long, atraumatic spring retractor for large and deep areas
Total Length: 10.0 cm
Prongs: Fully blunt, broad, and polished (typical configurations: 4x5 or 5x6 teeth – please specify)
Material: Stainless Steel 1.4301 (high-gloss polished)
Mechanism: Precision spring with reinforced design for long leverage
Special Feature: Standard for large-area, tissue-sparing approaches in Plastic Surgery, Senology, and Dermatology
Risk Class: I according to Directive 93/42/EEC
Reprocessing: Fully autoclavable; smooth surfaces facilitate cleaning, but the long spaces between prongs require careful cleaning

Areas of Application:

• Large skin- and subcutaneous tissue-sparing resections in dermatologic oncology
• Plastic and reconstructive procedures with large flaps (e.g., TRAM, DIEP flaps)
• Aesthetic surgery of the abdomen, back, and thighs
• Reconstructive breast surgery (mastectomy, implant reconstruction)
• Surgical treatment of chronic wounds or lymphedema with extensive approaches
• Deep approaches in general surgery on patients with coagulation disorders or anticoagulation therapy

Important Safety Notes:
FOR USE BY QUALIFIED SURGICAL PERSONNEL WITH EXPERIENCE IN LARGE-SCALE PROCEDURES ONLY.
• Before each use, inspect for structural integrity: Pay special attention to bending of the long shaft and ensure that all prongs are fully blunt and free of nicks.
Even blunt prongs can cause harm under excessive pressure: Tension must be applied in a measured and controlled manner. Prolonged high pressure can lead to ischemia.
• During very long procedures, regularly check the retraction site and reposition the hook to prevent compromised blood flow.
• Despite easier cleaning of the smooth surfaces, reprocessing protocols must be strictly followed to avoid deposits between the prongs.
• The instrument has significant leverage. Avoid lateral bending forces to prevent permanent deformation.
Replace immediately at the first signs of material fatigue or deformation.


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