Freeman Fiber Optic Retractor With Light Guide Blades 1

Description

Freeman Fiber Optic Retractor With Light Guide Blades 1

The Freeman fiber optic retractor lifts tissue and lights the pocket in one tool. A light guide on the blade sends light right to the working area.

Three blade sizes

The listing offers three blade options, including a 25 x 200 mm blade. Longer blades reach deep pockets. Meanwhile, narrower ones suit smaller incisions.

Why choose the Freeman fiber optic retractor

Headlights can leave shadows in a deep pocket. Here, light starts at the blade tip. As a result, the surgeon sees the floor of the pocket clearly.

Typical uses

Plastic surgeons use it in augmentation, reduction and body contouring. It also suits deep abdominal wall work. Moreover, many teams pair it with a breast dissector.

Connecting the light

The light guide accepts a standard cable with the right adaptor. Check the fitting on your light source first. Then attach the cable before draping is complete.

Plain blades also available

If you already have lighting, the Freeman blade also comes without a light guide. Besides, that version costs less. However, the lighted blade saves time in deep work.

Freeman fiber optic retractor options

• Three blade sizes, up to 25 x 200 mm
• Built-in fiber optic light guide
• Accepts standard light cables

Protecting the light guide

Wipe the light guide faces with a soft, lint-free cloth after use. Wash the blade gently. Then dry it and store it where the guide cannot be knocked.

Order info

Any retractor goes through a personal examination by our Atlanta team before dispatch. We cover this retractor for three years against manufacturing defects at no charge. Surgical instrument steel follows a known standard: ASTM F899. See the full general surgical instruments for companion pieces. Many buyers also look at our unlit Freeman blades. We will happily answer questions for your clinic. The help page addresses common order questions.

For trained clinical staff only. Shipping times appear on the delivery terms. Our care guidance discusses differences in pictures plus nickel content.