Cushing decompression retractor 8 1/2" 13mm wide x 19mm long fenestrated blade fenestrated handle

Designed for Cushing decompression, this retractor supports controlled tissue displacement during surgery.
The 8 1/2-inch length provides practical reach within the operative field.
A 13mm-wide blade offers focused exposure for general surgical procedures.
The 19mm blade length helps maintain localized retraction at depth.
Fenestrations can improve visibility through the blade during positioning.
A fenestrated handle supports visual control and practical instrument handling.

Brand: surgivalley

$43.96 $56.00

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SKU: 005212124

Categories: Retractors, Knives, Retractors, Retractors

Tags: Retractor Blades

Focused Retraction for Controlled Decompression Access

The Cushing decompression retractor is a handheld surgical retractor designed to support tissue retraction during decompression procedures in general surgery. Its 8 1/2-inch length provides a practical reach for positioning within the operative field, while the 13mm wide by 19mm long fenestrated blade offers a defined retraction surface. The fenestrated handle provides an open configuration for instrument handling and positioning. Together, these details support controlled access, organized exposure, and purposeful manipulation during tasks that require a compact retractor with a narrow, fenestrated blade.

Use Cases

Retracting tissue during decompression procedures in general surgery.
Positioning a 13mm-wide blade to support focused access within the operative field.
Using the 19mm-long fenestrated blade for localized retraction during procedural exposure.
Handling and repositioning the instrument through its fenestrated handle during surgical workflow.

Specifications

Width	13mm
Dimensions	8 1/2", 13mm, 19mm
Blade width	13mm

Care & Handling

Clean the retractor promptly after use according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
Inspect the fenestrated blade and handle for retained soil, damage, distortion, or irregularities before reuse.
Handle the blade and fenestrated handle carefully to help protect their working surfaces and configuration.
Store the retractor in a manner that helps prevent contact damage and supports ready inspection before use.

General use; follow facility protocols.