Jackson tracheal retractor 6 3/4" double-ended 2 blunt prongs 1/2" wide blade flat handle

Designed for tracheal retraction in ENT and general surgery procedures.
Double-ended construction provides two working ends for procedural versatility.
Two blunt prongs support controlled tissue engagement during retraction.
The 1/2-inch-wide blade helps maintain focused retraction at access sites.
Six-and-three-quarter-inch length offers useful reach within operative fields.
Flat handle supports a straightforward grip for controlled instrument positioning.

Brand: surgivalley

$34.98 $44.00

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SKU: 005211858

Kategorien: Wundhaken, Retraktoren

Controlled Access for Tracheal and Surgical Retraction

The Jackson tracheal retractor is a double-ended surgical retractor designed to help hold tissue aside during procedures requiring access around the tracheal and adjacent operative field. Its 6 3/4-inch length supports practical reach, while the 1/2-inch blade width provides a compact profile for focused retraction. Blunt tips support careful tissue handling, and the double-ended configuration gives the user two working ends in one instrument. Suitable for ENT and general surgery settings, this retractor can help organize the operative field and support visualization during hands-on surgical workflows without introducing unnecessary instrument changes.

Use Cases

Support tissue retraction during ENT procedures involving access around the tracheal region.
Assist with focused retraction in general surgery procedures where a compact blade profile is useful.
Use the double-ended design to select the working end suited to the operative task.
Position tissue aside to help maintain access and visualization within the surgical field.
Use the blunt-ended profile for controlled handling when sharp-pointed retraction is not appropriate.

Specifications

Shape	Double-Ended
Tip Type	Blunt
Dimensions	6 3/4", 1/2"
Length	6 3/4 inches

Care & Handling

Clean the instrument promptly after use according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
Inspect both ends, the blade, and handle before and after use for visible damage, deformation, or residue.
Handle the blunt retractor carefully to preserve the working surfaces and prevent contact damage during processing.
Store in a clean, protected location where the retractor will not be bent, scratched, or exposed to unnecessary impact.

General use; follow facility protocols.