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11mm Tip Helveston Retractor

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SKU: RT 5018
Price: 1350 EGP
Availability: InStock

For full coverage during orbital decompression and pediatric ophthalmic surgeries, the 11mm tip variant ensures stable tissue retraction across broader anatomical areas.

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SKU: RT 5018 Categories: Ophthalmology, Speculums & Retractors, Surgical Instruments

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Technical Specifications of 11mm Tip Helveston Retractor

Specification	Description
Material	Anodized titanium
Finish	Anti-glare
Handle	Flat grip, textured
Sterilization	Autoclavable (134°C steam)
Manufacturer	ACMED
Group Key	Helveston Retractor
Available Variants	7mm Tip, 9mm Tip, 11mm Tip
SKU	RT 5018

Designed for ophthalmic surgery, this instrument provides essential precision and stability during procedures. The anodized titanium construction ensures durability and functional reliability, while the anti-glare finish enhances visibility for the surgeon. The flat grip, textured handle allows for safe handling and control, making it a critical tool for ophthalmic professionals. Autoclavable at 134°C steam, it meets stringent sterilization standards, ensuring safety in clinical environments. Available in multiple tip sizes, this retractor is a highly valuable addition to any surgical toolkit.

Surgical Applications of 11mm Tip Helveston Retractor

In strabismus surgery, this variant is invaluable for providing a stable and broad retraction of extraocular muscles, allowing for precise alignment and adjustment of ocular muscles. Its 11mm tip is particularly advantageous in orbital decompression procedures, where enhanced exposure of orbital tissues is crucial for effective decompression and minimizing the risk of postoperative complications.