Ross aortic valve retractor 10" size #2 1/2"x 7/8"blade hexagonal handle

Ross aortic valve retractor supports controlled exposure in cardiovascular and general surgery.
Ten-inch length provides useful reach for accessing operative fields.
The 2 1/2-inch blade dimension supports focused tissue retraction.
A 7/8-inch blade width helps provide a defined retraction profile.
Hexagonal handle offers a stable gripping surface during instrument positioning.
Its retractor design supports visibility while maintaining a focused surgical workflow.

Brand: surgivalley

$43.96 $56.00

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SKU: 005212323

Categories: Retractors, Retractors | Rib Spreaders

Controlled Retraction for Cardiovascular and General Surgical Access

The Ross aortic valve retractor is a surgical retractor designed to support controlled tissue retraction and exposure during cardiovascular procedures involving the aortic valve, while also fitting broader general surgery workflows that require focused access. Its 10-inch length provides useful reach within the operative field, and the 2 1/2-inch by 7/8-inch blade size supports targeted retraction. The hexagonal handle offers a defined gripping surface for instrument handling and repositioning. By combining a recognizable retractor format with a focused blade profile, this instrument helps organize access and visualization without adding unnecessary complexity to the surgical setup.

Use Cases

Support aortic valve exposure during cardiovascular surgical procedures.
Provide focused retraction around the operative field when access and visualization must be maintained.
Use in general surgery settings requiring a long-handled retractor with a defined blade size.
Reposition the instrument as needed using the hexagonal handle during procedural workflow.

Specifications

Dimensions

10", 2 1/2", 7/8"

Care & Reprocessing

Clean and reprocess the retractor according to facility protocols and the applicable instrument instructions for use.
Inspect the blade and hexagonal handle before and after use for visible damage, distortion, or residue.
Handle the blade carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to help preserve its shape and working surface.
Store the retractor in a manner that prevents contact damage and keeps it ready for the next procedure.

General use; follow facility protocols.