6 1/4" Mathieu Retractor sharp

The sharp tip supports focused tissue retraction during General Surgery procedures.
Suitable for Neurosurgery when controlled retraction and access are required.
The 6 1/4-inch length provides practical reach within operative fields.
Sharp tip design helps engage tissue for deliberate positioning.
This retractor supports hands-on control during exposure and visualization.
Its 6.25-inch overall length supports controlled handling in focused surgical areas.

Brand: surgivalley

$15.50 $18.50

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SKU: 003210499

Categories: Retractors, Retractors

Controlled Retraction for Clearer Surgical Access

The 6 1/4" Mathieu Retractor sharp is a surgical retractor designed to help maintain exposure by drawing and holding tissue or other structures away from the operative field. Its sharp tip supports controlled engagement when a secure point of contact is needed, while the compact 6.25" overall length suits close-range handling and responsive positioning. In general surgery, it can support focused retraction during access and visualization tasks. In neurosurgery, it may be incorporated into carefully controlled exposure workflows where precise instrument placement is important. Its straightforward design supports practical handling across appropriate procedural settings.

Use Cases

Support controlled tissue retraction during general surgical exposure.
Maintain access to a localized operative field while assisting visualization.
Use the sharp tip for focused engagement where secure retractor placement is required.
Support close-range retraction tasks in neurosurgical exposure workflows.
Reposition as needed to help preserve a clear working area during procedures.

Specifications

Tip Type	Sharp
Overall Length	6.25"
Dimension	6 1/4"

Care & Reprocessing

Clean and reprocess the retractor according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
Inspect the sharp tip and overall instrument condition before and after use, looking for damage or irregularities.
Handle the sharp tip carefully during transport, cleaning, and setup to help protect personnel and the instrument.
Store in a manner that protects the tip from contact damage and keeps the instrument ready for the next procedure.

General use; follow facility protocols.