Extra oral retractors with fiber optic lighting offer a significant advantage in improving visibility in the surgical field. By combining soft tissue retraction with integrated illumination, these tools enhance the surgeon’s precision and reduce the need for external lighting sources. Their ergonomic design and use of high-quality materials ensure comfort, durability, and reliability in various facial and dental procedures. These retractors are especially beneficial in complex surgeries where deep or poorly lit areas need to be accessed, ensuring clearer visualization and contributing to better surgical outcomes.
- Integrated fiber optic lighting: The primary feature that sets these retractors apart is the built-in fiber optic system. This illumination feature helps brighten the surgical field, especially in deep or shadowed areas, reducing the need for additional external light sources and minimizing shadows that could obstruct the view.
- Light transmission through fibers: The retractors are connected to a light source through fiber optic cables, which transmit light efficiently to the retraction blades, focusing on the areas being worked on.
- Wide retracting blades or arms: As with standard extraoral retractors, those with fiber optics often have smooth, wide blades that gently hold back soft tissue without damaging it. The additional lighting ensures these blades provide both retraction and visibility.
- Curved or angled design: Many of these retractors are designed with a curve or angle to match the natural contours of the face, facilitating access to areas that are otherwise difficult to reach.
- Ergonomic and insulated handles: The handles are typically designed for comfort and ease of use. Some models may have insulation to prevent heat from the fiber optic lighting from transferring to the surgeon’s hand, ensuring safety and comfort during extended procedures.
- High-quality materials: Made from surgical-grade stainless steel, these retractors are durable, resistant to corrosion, and compatible with sterilization processes. The fiber optic components are typically well-encased to ensure longevity and reliability.
- Adjustability and versatility: Many fiber optic extraoral retractors offer adjustable blade angles or sizes to cater to different anatomical needs and procedural demands, while also allowing flexibility in positioning the light.
- Technical Specifications:
- The primary function of the instrument: soft tissues outside the oral cavity but also to provide enhanced illumination to the surgical site
- Material: Surgical Grade Aluminum and Steel
- Re-Usable: Yes ( need sterilization for reuse each time )
- Sterilise: No
- Finish: Satin
- Grade: Premium OR
- Ultrasonic clean: Yes
- Latex: Lates Free
packing:
this instrument is supplied in zipper packingor in special packing on-demand
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