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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS RETRACTORS Meyerding Senn­Green AS­5­921­01 AS­5­920­01 AS­5­922­01 Hooklet Hooklet 17.5 cm Fig. 1,17.5 cm Fig. 2,17.5 cm Fig. Hooklet 16.5 cm, 3,17.5 cm Fig. 4,17.5 cm Fig. 5,17.5 cm Fig. 15 cm Fig. 1,15 cm Fig. 2, 6, Ragnell­Davis Senn­Miller Cushing AS­5­923­14 AS­5­924­16 AS­5­925­20 Hooklet Hooklet Retractor 14 cm, 16 cm, 20.5 cm, WWW.ASCENDERSURGICAL.COM SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS RETRACTORS Cushing AS­5­926­08 Cushing Brom Saddle Hook AS­5­927­08 AS­5­928­01 20.5 cm 8 mm wide,20.5 cm 10 mm Saddle Hook 8 mm to 18 mm wide Vein Hook wide,20.5 cm 12 mm wide,20.5 cm 14 mm 24 cm, 19.5 cm, wide,20.5 cm 16 mm wide,20.5 cm 18 mm wide, Strandell­Stille Klapp AS­5­929­01 AS­5­930­01 AS­5­931­04 Hooklet Retractor 12 x 6, 12 x 11, 15 x 11 Hooklet 19 cm Fig. 1,19 cm Fig. 2, 17.5 cm, 16.5 cm, WWW.ASCENDERSURGICAL.COM SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS RETRACTORS Volkmann Volkmann Kocher AS­5­932­01 AS­5­933­01 AS­5­934­01 Retractor Retractor Retractor 21.5 cm, 22 cm,21.5 cm, 22 cm, Martin Ollier Wassmund AS­5­935­02 AS­5­936­03 AS­5­937­02 Retractor Retractor Retractor 22.5 cm, 23 cm 36 x 30,23 cm 36 x 60, 20.5 cm 33 x 21, WWW.ASCENDERSURGICAL.COM SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS RETRACTORS Langenbeck Korte Israel AS­5­940­01 AS­5­938­08 AS­5­939­04 Retractor Retractor Retractor 22.5 cm 30 x 11 mm,22.5 cm 30 x 14 24.5 cm 40 x 30, 25.5 cm, mm,22.5 cm 30 x 16 mm,22.5 cm 40 x 11 mm,22.5 cm 50 x 11 mm, Langenbeck Langenbeck Lahey AS­5­942­21 AS­5­943­21 AS­5­944­19 Retractor Retractor Retractor 21 cm 65 x 20 mm, 22.5 cm 85 x 15 mm, 19.5 cm 36 x 19 mm, WWW.ASCENDERSURGICAL.COM SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS RETRACTORS Kocher­Langenbeck Kocher Little AS­5­947­01 AS­5­946­18 AS­5­945­20 Retractor Retractor 21.5 cm 25 x 6 mm,21.5 cm 35 x 8 mm,21.5 Retractor 23 cm 43 x 18 mm,23 cm 53 x 20 mm,23 cm cm 35 x 11 mm,21.5 cm 35 x 15 mm,21.5 20 cm 13 x 15 mm, 63 x 25 mm,23 cm 77 x 30 mm,23 cm 78 x cm 40 x 11 mm,21.5 cm 55 x 11 mm,21.5 40 mm, cm 70 x 14 mm,21.5 cm 80 x 12 mm, Kocher­Langenbeck AS­5­948­01 Kocher Kocher Retractor AS­5­949­01 AS­5­950­01 21.5 cm 25 x 10 mm,21.5 cm 40 x 13 Retractor mm,21.5 cm 60 x 13 mm,21.5 cm 40 x 18 Retractor 22 cm 42 x 10 mm,22 cm 42 x 15 mm,22 cm mm,21.5 cm 60 x 18 mm,21.5 cm 85 x 18 21.5 cm 22 x 12 mm,21.5 cm 24 x 14 mm, 43 x 20 mm, mm,21.5 cm 60 x 25 mm,21.5 cm 85 x 25 mm, WWW.ASCENDERSURGICAL.COM SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS RETRACTORS Hosel Middeldorpf Doyen­Stille AS­5­953­01 AS­5­951­01 AS­5­952­01 Retractor Retractor Retractor 26 cm 63 x 21 mm,26 cm 83 x 30 mm,26 cm 21.5 cm 18 x 17 mm,23 cm 25 x 22 mm,24.5 26 cm 97 x 29 mm,26 cm 101 x 31 mm,26 103 x 30 mm,26 cm 120 x 30 mm,26 cm 140 cm 30 x 31 mm, cm 127 x 52 mm, x 30 mm,26 cm 140 x 40 mm, Fritsch Middeldorpf Doyen AS­5­955­00 AS­5­954­01 AS­5­956­25 Retractor Retractor 23.5 cm 37 x 31 mm,24 cm 38 x 40 mm,25 Retractor 27 cm 48 x 45 mm,27 cm 52 x 50 mm,27 cm cm 43 x 51 mm,25 cm 49 x 61 mm,25.5 cm 24 cm 48 x 88 mm, 60 x 70 mm, 48 x 75 mm,25.5 cm 65 x 85 mm, WWW.ASCENDERSURGICAL.COM SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS RETRACTORS Kocher Kocher Martin AS­5­957­22 AS­5­958­01 AS­5­959­25 Retractor Retractor Retractor 24 cm 73 x 25 mm, 25 cm 80 x 45 mm,25 cm 80 x 55 mm,25 cm 26 cm 110 x 27 mm, 80 x 65 mm, Coryllos Davidson Sauerbruch AS­5­960­01 AS­5­961­01 AS­5­962­25 Retractor Retractor Retractor 24 cm 85 x 22 mm,24 cm 108 x 43 mm,24 19 cm 80 x 54 mm,18.5 cm 80 x 95 mm, 25.5 cm 127 x 38 mm, cm 119 x 65 mm, WWW.ASCENDERSURGICAL.COM SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS RETRACTORS Brunner Brunner AS­5­963­08 AS­5­964­08 Sauerbruch Retractor Retractor AS­5­965­01 25.5 cm 84 x 20 mm,25.5 cm 104 x 25 25.5 cm 82 x 20 mm,25.5 cm 102 x 20 Retractor mm,25.5 cm 124 x 30 mm,25.5 cm 130 x 30 mm,25.5 cm 122 x 25 mm,25.5 cm 140 x 25 22.5 cm 50 x 15mm,22.5 cm 63 x mm,25.5 cm 144 x 30 mm,25.5 cm 160 x 30 mm,25.5 cm 162 x 30 mm,25.5 cm 182 x 30 23mm,22.5 cm 80 x 20mm, mm,25.5 cm 164 x 30 mm, mm, Deaver Mikulicz Mikulicz AS­5­966­01 AS­5­968­01 AS­5­969­26 Retractor Retractor Retractor 18 cm 19mm, 25 cm 90 x 35mm,25 cm 125 x 50mm,25 cm 26 cm 90 x 55mm, 160 x 50mm, WWW.ASCENDERSURGICAL.COM SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS RETRACTORS Farabeuf Parker­Langenbeck Kelly AS­5­971­00 AS­5­972­00 AS­5­970­01 Retractor Retractor Retractor 15 cm Fig. 1 = 23 x 16,15 cm Fig. 1 = 26 x 21.5 cm Fig. 1 = 21x15mm,21.5 cm Fig. 1 = 27.5 cm 205 x 38mm,27.5 cm 205 x 57mm, 16,15 cm Fig. 2 = 27 x 16,15 cm Fig. 2 = 30 40x15mm,21.5 cm Fig. 2 = 25x15mm,21.5 x 16, cm Fig. 2 = 45x15mm, Alm Alm Gosset AS­5­973­07 AS­5­974­07 AS­5­975­22 Wound Spreaders, self­retaining Wound Spreaders, self­retaining Abdominal Retractor 7 cm, 7 cm, 18.5 cm, WWW.ASCENDERSURGICAL.COM SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS RETRACTORS Balfour­Baby Balfour Deaver AS­5­976­00 AS­5­977­00 AS­5­967­04 Abdominal Retractor spreading 90mm, 1 Abdominal Retractor spreading 180mm, Retractor central blade 24 x 20mm lateral blades 70 x 35mm, 1 central blade 31.5 cm 25mm,31.5 cm 38mm,31.5 cm 12.5 cm, 20 cm, 50mm,31.5 cm 100mm, WWW.ASCENDERSURGICAL.COM SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS CLOWARD RETRACTOR Cloward Retractor Cloward Retractor Cloward Retractor AS­1101 AS­1102 AS­1103 Cloward Retractor Cloward Retractor Cloward Retractor Cloward Retractor Cloward Retractor AS­1104 AS­1105 Cloward Retractor Cloward Retractor WWW.ASCENDERSURGICAL.COM SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS COLIN RETRACTOR colin retractor colin retractor AS­1201 AS­1202 colin retractor colin retractor WWW.ASCENDERSURGICAL.COM SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS GELPI RETRACTOR Gelpi Retractor Gelpi Retractor Gelpi Retractor AS­1301 AS­1302 AS­1303 Gelpi Retractor Gelpi Retractor Gelpi Retractor Gelpi Retractor AS­1304 Gelpi Retractor WWW.ASCENDERSURGICAL.COM SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS INGE RETRACTOR Inge Retractor Inge Retractor Inge Retractor AS­1401 AS­1402 AS­1403 Inge Retractor Inge Retractor Inge Retractor WWW.ASCENDERSURGICAL.COM SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS JANSEN RETRACTOR Jansen Retractor Jansen Retractor AS­1501 AS­1502 Jansen Retractor Jansen Retractor WWW.ASCENDERSURGICAL.COM SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS MOLLISON RETRACTOR Mollison Retractor Mollison Retractor Mollison Retractor AS­1601 AS­1602 AS­1603 Mollison Retractor Mollison Retractor Mollison Retractor WWW.ASCENDERSURGICAL.COM SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS SELF RETAINING self retaining self retaining self retaining AS­1701 AS­1702 AS­1703 self retaining self retaining self retaining self retaining AS­1704 self retaining WWW.ASCENDERSURGICAL.COM SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS WEITLANER RETRACTOR Weitlaner Retractor Weitlaner Retractor Weitlaner Retractor AS­1801 AS­1802 AS­1803 Weitlaner Retractor Weitlaner Retractor Weitlaner Retractor WWW.ASCENDERSURGICAL.COM SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS ABDOMINAL RETRACTOR Abdominal Retractor Abdominal Retractor Abdominal Retractor AS­1901 AS­1902 AS­1903 Abdominal Retractor Abdominal Retractor Abdominal Retractor WWW.ASCENDERSURGICAL.COM SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS BECKMAN RETRACTOR Beckman retractor Beckman retractor Beckman retractor AS­2001 AS­2002 AS­2003 Beckman retractor Beckman retractor Beckman retractor WWW.ASCENDERSURGICAL.COM SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS ADSON RETRACTOR Adson Retractor Adson Retractor Adson Retractor AS­2101 AS­2102 AS­2103 Adson Retractor Adson Retractor WWW.ASCENDERSURGICAL.COM SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS ALM RETRACTOR Alm Retractor Alm Retractor AS­2201 AS­2202 Alm Retractor WWW.ASCENDERSURGICAL.COM SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS BALFOUR RETRACTOR Balfour Retractor Balfour Retractor AS­2301 AS­2302 Balfour Retractor Balfour Retractor WWW.ASCENDERSURGICAL.COM SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS DIAGNOSTICS Buck Dejerine Buck AS­1­101­18 AS­1­103­20 AS­1­102­18 Percussion Hammer Percussion Hammer 20cm, 18.5 cm, 20cm, Dejerine Taylor Mod.
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