Mammaplasty Retractors – BIGGS
Mammaplasty retractors, commonly known as "BIGGS" retractors, are specialized surgical instruments used in breast surgery procedures, particularly in mammaplasty or breast augmentation surgeries. These retractors are designed to gently hold back and expose breast tissue, allowing surgeons to have clear visibility and access to the surgical site. They come in various sizes and designs, but they all share the common goal of assisting in the precise and controlled manipulation of breast tissue during the procedure. The use of mammaplasty retractors helps surgeons achieve more accurate and aesthetically pleasing results while minimizing tissue trauma.
Mammaplasty Retractors – FERRIERA Style
Mammaplasty retractors are specialized surgical instruments used in breast surgery, particularly in procedures like breast augmentation, breast reduction, and breast reconstruction. They are designed to gently hold back the breast tissue, allowing surgeons to access the surgical site and perform the necessary procedures with improved visibility and precision.
Mammaplasty Retractors – TEBBETS Style
Mammaplasty Retractors in the TEBBETS style are a specific type of surgical instrument used in breast surgery, particularly in procedures like breast augmentation, breast reduction, and breast reconstruction. These retractors are named after their inventor, Dr. John B. Tebbetts, a renowned plastic surgeon specializing in breast surgery.
McCOLLUM-DINGMAN- 55-35841 – 41 cm/16¼”
The McCollum-Dingman 55-35841 is a surgical instrument measuring 41 cm (approximately 16¼ inches) in length, often employed in specialized medical procedures. Its specific function and application depend on the surgical context and specialty, such as neurosurgery or orthopedics. This instrument is a valuable tool used by healthcare professionals to assist in precise and controlled surgical maneuvers during various procedures.
McKISSOCK
The McKissock instrument is a surgical tool used in medical procedures, primarily in plastic and reconstructive surgery. It typically assists in tissue manipulation and retraction during surgical operations, particularly in procedures involving skin or soft tissue. The design of McKissock instruments allows for precise and controlled surgical maneuvers, contributing to successful outcomes in plastic surgery.
