Morris Retractor Double Ended (Blade Width x Blade Depth: 55 x 60 // 60 x 60mm) Mathieu allowing the surgeon to have

allowing the surgeon to have a better view of the operating area

The serrated edges help to grip the tissue securely

narrow blades with sharp points and serrated edges

A spatula No-3 D/E (167mm) is a surgical instrument used to separate tissue during surgery

2mm (18 inch) long and are commonly used in cardiovascular and vascular procedures

Morris Retractor Double Ended (Blade Width x Blade Depth: 55 x 60 // 60 x 60mm) Mathieu allowing the surgeon to haveThe Morris Retractor is a surgical instrument used to hold back underlying tissue and organs so that surgeons can gain access to a specific area of the body. It is double ended, with one end having a blade width of 55mm and a blade depth of 60mm, and the other end having a blade width of 60mm and a blade depth of 60mm.