64 devices · GMDN 32560
A neurosurgical retractor, self-retaining is a surgical instrument designed to hold back nervous system tissues or surrounding structures during procedures, allowing surgeons clear access to the operative site. Once positioned, it maintains its set tension without requiring continuous manual assistance, enabling prolonged exposure of delicate neural anatomy.
This category includes reusable instruments typically constructed from high-grade stainless steel, intended for repeated use after proper cleaning and sterilization. As a surgical instrument, it is regulated as a medical device and supplied for use in clinical neurosurgical settings under standard instrument reprocessing protocols.
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