Martin’s Arm Retractor

Description

The Martin’s Arm Retractor is a useful instrument in operating rooms to help surgeons do different operations.

Function: It serves as an additional pair of stable hands, keeping retractors, scopes, and other surgical equipment in position. This frees up the surgeon’s hands and lowers the need for an extra assistance.

Benefits:

• Improved Visibility: By holding retractors, the Martin’s Arm exposes the surgical area more fully, enabling the surgeon to see clearly.
• Reduced weariness: Removes the need for nurses or technicians to hold equipment for long periods of time, reducing weariness and possibly tremors.
• Efficiency and Cost-Effectiveness: By possibly eliminating the need for an additional staff member, the Martin’s Arm can help to enhance operating room efficiency and perhaps save expenses.
• Versatility: The arm can handle numerous surgical equipment, making it applicable to a broad variety of operations, such as:
  • Carotid Artery Surgery
  • Spinal surgery.
  • Neurosurgery
  • Laparoscopic surgery.
  • Bariatric Surgery
  • Robotic surgery.
  • Minimal invasive surgery (MIS).
  • Liposuction.
  • Abdominoplasty.
  • Gynecological surgery.
  • Radical surgery.
• Sturdy Design: The Martin’s Arm is typically made of high-quality German stainless steel to provide stability and longevity.
• Precision and Control: The arm rotates 360 degrees at the table clamp and has adjustable height and angulation, allowing for accurate instrument placement based on the surgeon’s demands.
• Ease of Use: The Martin’s Arm has robust locking controls that allow for rapid setup and adjustments.
• Sterilization: The equipment works with the typical sterilization baskets used in most hospitals and surgical facilities.