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Self retaining mastoid retractor 16 cm for wide ear surgery exposure

Self-Retaining/ Mastoid Retractor 16 CM Bl/Bl CVD

Maintains stable exposure in postauricular and mastoid work, supporting confident dissection near key structures. Reduces adjustments and speeds drilling and closure.

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SKU: ENT2003RET Categories: ENT, Speculums & Retractors, Surgical Instruments

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Technical Specifications of Self-Retaining/ Mastoid Retractor 16 CM Bl/Bl CVD

Specification	Description
Speciality	ENT
Category	Surgical Instruments
Model Variant	16 cm
Material	STAINLESS STEEL
Sterilization Method	AUTOCLAVABLE
Finish	Matte / Satin Finish
Length (mm)	16 cm
Packiging Unit	SINGLE PIECE
Handle Type	FLAT GRIP
Tip Type	CVD
Brand	HILTON BRAND
Country of Origin	Pakistan
SKU	ENT2003RET

This self-retaining surgical retractor supports controlled exposure and tissue handling during intraoperative use. The 16 cm variant features a flat-grip handle, stainless steel construction with a matte/satin finish, and compatibility with autoclave sterilization. The specified tip type is CVD, and the instrument is supplied as a single piece.

Surgical Applications of Self-Retaining/ Mastoid Retractor 16 CM Bl/Bl CVD

In postauricular and mastoid approaches, this device maintains fixed tissue separation to facilitate access and controlled exposure around the temporal bone. It holds incision edges during tympanoplasty or canalplasty and stabilizes soft tissue retraction during drilling, instrument passage, auricular work, and wound closure.

Common Applications

Maintaining fixed separation of skin and subcutaneous tissue in postauricular and mastoid exposures.
Holding incision margins during tympanoplasty or canalplasty to preserve a stable working corridor.
Stabilizing retracted soft tissues during temporal bone drilling or instrument exchange.
Assisting auricular and retroauricular retraction for controlled orientation of tissue planes.
Sustaining retraction during wound closure to facilitate suture handling.