Lahey finger retractor 4 3/4" 1 sharp prong round handle

Lahey finger retractor supports controlled tissue retraction across diverse surgical procedures.
Its 4 3/4-inch length balances reach with straightforward handling in confined fields.
One sharp prong helps engage tissue for focused, localized retraction.
The round handle offers a familiar grip during positioning and adjustment.
Useful in cardiovascular and general surgery when targeted exposure is needed.
Its focused design also suits plastic surgery requiring careful tissue handling.

Brand: surgivalley

$34.98 $44.00

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SKU: 005211855

Categories: Retractors, Retractors | Rib Spreaders, Retractors

Focused Retraction with Comfortable Manual Control

The Lahey finger retractor is a hand-held surgical retractor designed to provide focused, manual tissue retraction during operative exposure. Its 4 3/4" length offers a compact profile for controlled positioning, while the single sharp prong is suited to localized engagement at the retraction point. The round handle supports a familiar grip and straightforward instrument manipulation as access and visualization needs change. In cardiovascular, general surgery, and plastic surgery settings, this configuration can support practical retraction tasks where a small, directly controlled instrument is preferred for maintaining exposure within the operative field.

Use Cases

General Surgery: Apply focused manual retraction to help maintain localized exposure during open surgical access.
Cardiovascular Surgery: Use for controlled retraction around a defined operative area when direct hand positioning is required.
Plastic Surgery: Support precise soft-tissue retraction during procedures where a compact, single-prong instrument is useful.
Operative Workflow: Reposition the retractor by its round handle as exposure requirements change during the procedure.

Specifications

Tip Type	Sharp
Prong Configuration	Sharp Prong
Dimension	4 3/4"

Care & Reprocessing

Clean and reprocess the instrument according to facility protocols and the applicable manufacturer instructions for use.
Inspect the sharp prong and handle before and after use for damage, deformation, residue, or changes that could affect handling.
Handle the prong carefully during cleaning, transport, and storage to help protect its working end and prevent contact-related damage.
Store the retractor in a manner that protects the sharp prong and keeps the instrument organized for subsequent use.

General use; follow facility protocols.