Rose Tracheal Retractor

Description

Rose Tracheal Retractor

The Rose tracheal retractor is a tracheal hook. In tracheostomy, surgeons rely on it to lift the trachea forward and hold it steady during the opening.

A mid-length hook

This pattern measures 13 cm. That places it between our short and long tracheal retractors. As a result, it suits a wide range of neck depths.

Lifting the trachea

The trachea sits deep to the thyroid isthmus and moves with each breath. Therefore, a hook that can bring it forward makes the next steps easier. The surgeon then has a steadier target for the incision.

Used with other instruments

Once the trachea is open, a dilator spreads the opening and the tube goes in. Meanwhile, the Rose hook keeps its hold until the tube is in place. Many teams keep two hooks for this stage.

Picking a hook

If your tray lacks a mid-length hook, this pattern fills that gap. However, if you already have a 13 cm hook, a longer or shorter one may add more value. Ask us for tip details before you decide between them.

Caring for your Rose tracheal retractor

Rinse the hook straight after surgery and scrub the bend with a small brush. Also look for any change in the tip shape. Dry it fully, then sterilize it in line with your unit’s routine.

Rose tracheal retractor specifications

• Tracheal hook retractor
• Size: 13 cm
• Stainless steel

Ordering the Rose hook

The Rose hook comes with a three-year warranty so that poor workmanship never becomes your problem. Before dispatch from Atlanta, we give each hook a hands-on inspection. Visit the FAQs for help with accounts and deliveries. We rely on ASTM F899 as the benchmark for instrument steel. To spread the opening, pair it with our Laborde trachea dilator. The ENT catalog shows the rest of our airway tools.

Rose hooks are sold to professionals. The care guide gives notes on hook photos and nickel as an ingredient of stainless steel. Return steps for Rose hooks are on our returns and refunds page.