Bookwalter-Style Kelly retractor 2" x 5" blade

Bookwalter-style design supports controlled retraction across cardiovascular, general, and neurosurgical procedures.
The 2-inch by 5-inch blade balances exposure with focused tissue retraction.
Its retractor format helps maintain access while supporting surgical visualization.
Bookwalter-style configuration integrates naturally into structured operative retraction workflows.
The blade profile helps direct retraction where focused exposure is needed.
The blade dimensions provide a defined footprint for deliberate operative placement.

Brand: surgivalley

$39.50 $50.00

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SKU: 004210580

Categorias: Afastadores, Afastadores | Afastadores de Costelas, Afastadores

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Practical Exposure Support Across Surgical Workflows

The Bookwalter-Style Kelly retractor is a surgical retractor designed to help maintain tissue exposure during procedures requiring a stable, manually positioned blade. Its 2" x 5" blade provides a defined retraction surface for use within Bookwalter-style setups, supporting organized access and visualization without adding unnecessary complexity to the instrument table. The retractor can serve cardiovascular, general surgery, and neurosurgery workflows where controlled exposure is part of the operative task. Its straightforward design supports familiar handling, positioning, and adjustment as the surgical team works through changing access requirements.

Use Cases

Support tissue retraction and operative exposure in cardiovascular procedures.
Assist with exposure tasks during general surgery procedures using Bookwalter-style retraction setups.
Provide a defined blade surface for neurosurgical exposure workflows where controlled retraction is required.
Position the blade to help maintain access and visualization during procedures requiring sustained manual retraction.

Specifications

Dimensions

2", 5"

Care & Handling

Clean the retractor promptly after use according to facility protocols and the applicable instrument-care instructions.
Inspect the blade and attachment areas before and after use for visible residue, damage, or changes that could affect handling.
Handle the blade carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to help preserve its shape and working surfaces.
Store in a manner that protects the retractor from impact, bending, and contact with instruments that could cause damage.

General use; follow facility protocols.