Morse Sternal Retractor

Description

GreyMedical® Introducing Morse Sternal Retractor (21.3cm), which is used in Cardiovascular prodecures, especially to completely separate the sternal halves for continuous self-retaining access to the anterior mediastinum. Moreover, it features Notched rack bar, Double blade movable arms, Integrated tightening assembly and an ergonomically designed handle. Morse Sternal Retractor is easy to clean and can be reused in clinical settings. Also, it is crafted from premium German Stainless Steel, featuring a satin finish that ensures the best possible quality.

Morse Cardiothoracic Retractor

• Feature: Morse Sternal Retractor (21.3cm) is surgical instrument that is used in Cardiovascular prodecures, especially to completely separate the sternal halves for continuous self-retaining access to the anterior mediastinum. Additionally, it has Notched rack bar, Double blade movable arms, Integrated tightening assembly and an ergonomically designed handle. Also, it is easy to clean and can be reused in clinical settings.
• Material Quality: Made from German Stainless Steel, ensuring these Retractors can be used multiple times in various surgeries. It’s challenging to build, but it helps the Retractors survive the sterilization process repeatedly.
• Autoclavable and Reusable: It is designed for repeated sterilization and constructed to the highest standards of medical practice hygiene. On customer request, we can also share raw material certificates.
• CE Marked: The Retractors are marked with CE, indicating conformity with health, safety, and environmental protection requirements for merchandise bought inside the European Economic Area.
• Lifetime Warranty: GreyMedical offers a lifetime guarantee on these Retractors, demonstrating our commitment to high quality and customer satisfaction. This guarantee serves as a promise of the Retractors’ overall performance and reliability, giving surgeons peace of mind when selecting our products.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: What is a Morse Sternal Retractor used for?
A: The Morse Sternal Retractor used in open chest cardiothoracic surgery to completely separate the sternal halves for continuous self-retaining access to the anterior mediastinum.

Q: What is the length of Grey Medical’s Morse Sternal Retractor ?
A: Grey Medical’s Morse Sternal Retractor has a notched rack bar, double blade arms that are movable on both shanks and one integrated tightening assembly with a standard overall length of 21.3 cm.

Q: How does a Morse Sternal Retractor differ from other Retractors?
A: Single blade retractors applied to the sternum are used to give localised tension but can slip under pressure from the thoracic wall or may cause fracture of the sternum. With dual movable blades on each arm, this instrument balances separation forces on the entire sternal edge, without manual holding of the tissue.

Q: What is the Morse Cardiothoracic Retractor made from?
A: The Morse Sternal Retractor is made from premium German Stainless Steel, to ensure that the instrument is resistant to corrosion, has a long lifetime, and can be sterilised in an autoclave using standard sterilisation cycles.

Q: Can the Morse Cardiothoracic Retractor be autoclaved?
A: Yes. The Grey Medical Morse Sternal Retractor is completely autoclavable and safe to use in steam sterilisation (134°C / 273°F) for multiple uses in a sterile environment.

Q: Does Grey Medical sell the Morse Cardiothoracic Retractor in bulk for hospitals or clinics?
A: Yes. Grey Medical provides bulk orders to hospitals, clinics and distributors. We ship internationally and have free shipping for orders over $350 USD. Contact us for institutional pricing.

Q: Where can I purchase a good quality Morse Cardiothoracic Retractor ?
A: You can buy the Morse Sternal Retractor at Grey Medical. Grey Medical offers high-quality surgical instruments made to international standards, and ships globally.

Q: Is there a warranty on the Morse Cardiothoracic Retractor ?
A: Grey Medical offers a warranty and services for their instruments. See our Warranty and Services page for details.