Biggs Fiber Optic Retractor With Light Guide & Suction Blades Width

Description

Biggs Fiber Optic Retractor With Light Guide & Suction Blades Width

The Biggs suction retractor combines three jobs in one blade. It lifts tissue, lights the pocket and clears fluid through a suction channel.

Light and suction together

A fiber optic guide runs along the blade and throws light to the tip. Alongside it, a suction tube removes smoke and fluid. As a result, the view stays clear without a second instrument.

Picking a Biggs suction retractor width

Choose a 30 mm or a 50 mm blade. Also, the narrow blade suits small pockets. By contrast, 50 mm holds back more tissue in breast and abdominal work.

Where it fits

Plastic surgeons use it during augmentation and reduction. It also helps in endoscopic-assisted procedures. In short, it saves hands in a deep, narrow space.

Biggs suction retractor details

• Blade widths of 30 or 50 mm
• Fiber optic light guide on the blade
• Integral suction channel
• Reusable; we ship it non-sterile

Keeping the light path clear

Flush the suction channel right after use. Wipe the light guide ends with a soft cloth. Also, avoid harsh brushes on the optical face.

Our promise behind the retractor

An Atlanta colleague examines this retractor in person before it ships. We support the Biggs pattern for three years against manufacturing defects beyond our checks. Larger clinics stock a second retractor in case one is out for service. The help page clears up shipping and refunds. Companion options feature in the general instrument list. We readily quote multiples for larger orders. For a companion tool, try the Biggs light guide retractor. For a summary of instrument steels, visit ASTM F899.

Supplied for clinical use. Pictures on this page can differ by option, while surgical steel has nickel in it; consult the care and cleaning page. Exchange terms show on the returns policy.