Hip Exposure & Positioning - Innomed-Europe LLC

Askins Modifi ed Cobra Retractorwith Suction Tube Designed by Vance Askins, MDAllows an assistant to hold the retractor andoperate two instruments: the retractor forvisualization of the acetabulum as well as thesuction tip for suction of smoke and debrisfrom the wound and the acetabulumDesigned for use as a posterior inferior or anterior inferior retractorduring minimally invasive hip procedures, the retractor featuresa suction tube located on the anterior portion of the retractor.The suction tube includes two additional holes along the shaft forsuction of smoke out of the wound, while the distal tip allows forremoval of blood and debris from the acetabulum.PRODUCT NO’S:3408Overall Length: 11.5"Handle Length: 7"Blade Width at Widest: 46mmReplacement PartsPROUDLYMADE3408-01 [Cleaning Probe Only]IN THE USATube Cleaning Probe (included)PROUDLYMADEIN THE USAPRODUCT NO’S:6143 [Large]Overall Length: 14.75"Blade Width: 43.2mmTongue: 25mm x 5mm6143-01 [Small]Overall Length: 12.5"Blade Width: 30mmTongue: 25mm x 5mmHarwin Modifi ed Cobra RetractorDesigned by Steven F. Harwin, MD, FACSDesigned for use during total hip and knee surgeryThe long handle and obtuse angle provide ergonomic leverage—especially helpful for use with obese patients.In total hip surgery, the wide, concave blade design allows forenhanced exposure—especially useful in anterior hip surgery with theplacement of reamers, and to elevate and expose the proximal femur.In total knee surgery, the wide blade of the large retractor spansthe prepared box and helps bring the tibia forward. The small retractorhelps with retraction of the medial and lateral structures, where thewide, concave blade provides added exposure over standard bentHohmann retractors. The serrated tip helps improve stability.Two SizesAvailableDas/Seng AnteriorFemoral Neck RetractorPRODUCT NO’S:6222Blade Width: 31.5mm, 10mm @ TipBlade Depth: 4.5"Overall Length: 15"PROUDLYMADEIN THE USAHIP EXPOSURE & POSITIONING INSTRUMENTS I 1.800.548.2362 I FREE TRIAL ON MOST INSTRUMENTS 39