- More
sophisticated retractors may be
clamped in
place (usually to a
tableside frame) or
suspended at the end of a
robotic arm.
Retractors can also be "self-retaining"...
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retractor or
retract in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Retractor may
refer to:
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medical instrument Retractor (memory),...
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retractors are double-ended
retractors used in
surgical procedures. One end is
typically L-shaped, and the
other has
three bent prongs. The pronged...
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inspired the
invention of more
retractors, such as Adson-Beckman
retractors for
general surgery and
Chung retractors for
orthopedic surgery. Back in...
- nipple) is a
condition where the nipple,
instead of
pointing outward, is
retracted into the breast. In some cases, the
nipple will be
temporarily protruded...
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dissecting instruments Grasping or
holding instruments Hemostatic instruments Retractors Tissue unifying instruments and
materials Instruments used in surgery...
- A
retracted vowel is a
vowel sound in
which the body or root of the
tongue is
pulled backward and
downward into the pharynx. The most
retracted cardinal...
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possesses a
muscle enabling retraction into the prepuce. The
retractor ****
muscle occurs in
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development demonstrated results superior to the Finochietto-style
retractors.
Instruments used in
general surgery Bonfils-Roberts, E (May 1972). "The...
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perpendicular to the
ventral muscles.
Transverse and
longitudinal retractors muscles retract the wing
along the span and the chord. The dorso-ventral muscles...
