Description
Tebbetts Fiber Optic Retractor with Light guide
The Tebbetts fiber optic retractor is a lighted blade designed for breast pocket work. Light runs along the blade to the tip, so the pocket floor is easy to see.
Eleven blade sizes
Blades range from 16 x 80 mm to 36 x 190 mm. Short, narrow blades suit small incisions. Meanwhile, the long ones reach the top of a subpectoral pocket.
Light alone, or light with suction
Each blade comes plain-lit or with a suction channel. The suction version clears smoke and blood at the tip. As a result, the view stays clear during cautery.
Why surgeons choose the Tebbetts fiber optic retractor
It lets one assistant light, lift and clear the field at once. Moreover, that shortens the case. In addition, the light stays aimed where the blade points.
Typical procedures
Augmentation through the fold, areola or axilla relies on it. Reduction and revision work also benefit. Besides, many surgeons keep three or four blade lengths.
Connections
The light guide takes a standard cable with an adaptor. Meanwhile, the suction port fits theatre tubing. Check both before draping.
Tebbetts fiber optic retractor options
- Eleven blade sizes from 16 x 80 mm
- Largest 36 x 190 mm
- Light only, or light and suction
Lit blade care
Flush the suction channel straight after use. Wipe the optical faces with a soft cloth. Then wash, dry and store the retractor flat.
Why we check each retractor
Our guarantee covering this retractor runs three years against manufacturing defects from day one. Every retractor goes through a careful review at our Atlanta site before we post it. For a companion tool, add our Ferreira lighted retractor. Check our growing general surgery section too. For the basics of stainless alloys for surgery, read ASTM F899. For help with an order, check our customer FAQ.
Clinical use by professionals. Our photos show a typical piece. Note that surgical steel has nickel in it; read the care guidance for details. Shipping options are on the delivery policy.






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