Carroll skin hook 4 3/4" 1 sharp prong with bead stop flat handle

Designed for general surgery, this skin hook supports focused tissue handling.
A single sharp prong offers precise engagement for controlled tissue retraction.
The bead stop helps limit prong penetration during careful handling.
Its flat handle provides a stable, straightforward grip during instrument manipulation.
The 4.75-inch length balances access with controlled hand positioning.
Delicate weight class suits light, precise handling in general surgical workflows.

Brand: surgivalley

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SKU: 005210100

Categories: Hooks, Retractors | Rib Spreaders, Hooks, Retractors

Tags: Skin Hooks

Controlled Skin Retraction for General Surgery

The Carroll skin hook is a delicate general-surgery instrument designed for controlled engagement and retraction of skin during operative handling. Its single sharp prong provides a focused point of contact, while the bead stop and flat handle support deliberate positioning and manual control. At 4 3/4 inches overall, the hook offers a practical working length for maintaining access around the operative field without adding unnecessary bulk to the instrument setup. The flat-handle design also provides a straightforward grip for controlled manipulation when precise skin handling is required.

Use Cases

Engaging and gently retracting skin edges during general-surgery procedures.
Supporting controlled exposure while maintaining a focused point of contact with the skin.
Using the flat handle to position the hook deliberately during tissue-handling tasks.
Incorporating a compact, delicate hook into general-surgery instrument setups where focused skin retraction is required.

Specifications

Tip Type	Sharp
Overall Length	4.75"
Weight Class	Delicate
Dimension	4 3/4"

Care & Handling

Clean the instrument according to facility protocols and the applicable manufacturer instructions.
Handle the sharp prong carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to help protect personnel and the instrument.
Inspect the prong, bead stop, and flat handle for visible damage or distortion before use.
Store the hook so the sharp tip is protected from contact with other instruments.

General use; follow facility protocols.