17 devices · GMDN 62493
A coronary artery exposure retractor is a sterile surgical instrument used during coronary artery bypass graft surgery to gently hold back fatty tissue over the heart muscle, allowing clear access to the coronary artery for anastomosis. It is designed to be self-retaining, freeing the surgeon’s hands while maintaining consistent exposure through mechanical spring tension.
This device is supplied as a single-use, sterile instrument made of stainless steel, featuring a clip-like structure with prongs that apply tension to retract tissue. It is intended for one-time use only and is not medicated or reusable.
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