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Retractors, Surgical, Hand/Finger

Definition : Surgical retractors designed to temporarily separate and hold back hand and/or finger tissues, exposing and providing access to other soft tissues, bones, and/or anatomic structures of the hands. These retractors usually consist of slender handheld manual instruments with a solid or fork-like curved blade at the distal tip and an integral flat or tubular handle. Hand/finger surgical retractors are used for reconstructive (orthopedic) and/or plastic surgery procedures of the hands; cross-action flexible retractors providing self-retention are also available.

Entry Terms : "Retractors, Orthopedic" , "Retractors, Plastic Surgery" , "Finger Retractors" , "Hand Retractors" , "Orthopedic Retractors" , "Plastic Surgery Retractors"

UMDC code : 33210

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