Description
The Gillies Tissue Retractor is a specialized surgical instrument designed to retract soft tissues, expose surgical fields, and maintain clear access during various surgical procedures. Commonly used in plastic surgery, orthopedic surgery, maxillofacial procedures, and general surgery, this retractor is a reliable and versatile tool in both minor and major operative settings.
Characterized by its unique L-shaped or right-angle blade and ergonomically designed handle, the Gillies Retractor provides precise, controlled tissue retraction without excessive trauma or damage. The blade is typically blunt-ended and may be smooth or slightly serrated, allowing it to securely hold tissues such as skin, muscle, or fascia while minimizing the risk of slippage or tearing.
The design of the retractor allows the surgeon to gently pull back soft tissues, improving visibility and access to deeper anatomical layers, such as bones, tendons, or surgical target sites. Its angled blade enables effective retraction around anatomical curves and into confined spaces, making it especially valuable in reconstructive and facial surgeries.
Crafted from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel, the Gillies Retractor is corrosion-resistant, autoclavable, and biocompatible, ensuring it can withstand repeated sterilization without compromising structural integrity or performance. The instrument is precisely balanced for easy handling and may feature textured or grooved grips for added control during prolonged procedures.
The rigid, yet lightweight construction provides surgeons with the leverage needed to retract tissue comfortably while maintaining stability in the operative field. This improves both surgical precision and procedural efficiency.
Features of Gillies Tissue Retractor:
Made of medical-grade German stainless steel.
Passivation procedure performed to prevent rust and improve corrosion resistance.
Non-sterile, reusable and autoclavable.
Form test, boiling test and performance test carried out.
Lifetime warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.
