<p>Crafted for open abdominal surgeries, the Ricard Abdominal Retractor offers controlled, hands-free retraction with its self-retaining, three-blade design. Two lateral blades gently spread the incision while the central blade lifts underlying tissues for deeper access. The curved shanks and ergonomic frame conform to anatomical contours, enhancing stability and positioning. A screw-lock mechanism secures blade placement, minimizing adjustments and reducing fatigue. Its blunt, atraumatic edges protect soft tissues, making it ideal for prolonged surgical exposure.</p>

<p><strong>Applications:</strong></p>

<p><strong>&bull;</strong> &nbsp; For retraction in midline abdominal incisions during open laparotomy procedures<br />
<strong>&bull;</strong> &nbsp; Provides access during gynecological surgeries, including hysterectomy and myomectomy<br />
<strong>&bull;</strong> &nbsp; Assists in bowel resections, adhesiolysis, and other gastrointestinal operations<br />
<strong>&bull;</strong> &nbsp; Supports pelvic procedures requiring deep organ exposure<br />
<strong>&bull; </strong>&nbsp; Maintains stable retraction during splenectomy or cystectomy<br />
<strong>&bull;</strong> &nbsp; Useful in C-section deliveries to expose the uterus and surrounding structures</p>

<p><strong>Key Anatomical Features:</strong></p>

<p><strong>&bull;</strong> &nbsp; Blades: Two lateral and one central blade with blunt, atraumatic tips<br />
<strong>&bull;</strong> &nbsp; Shanks: Curved to match abdominal wall anatomy for optimal placement<br />
<strong>&bull;</strong> &nbsp; Frame: Rigid design for stability throughout the procedure<br />
<strong>&bull; </strong>&nbsp; Locking Mechanism: Screw-lock system to maintain retraction without manual support<br />
<strong>&bull;</strong> &nbsp; Edges: Smooth and non-traumatic to minimize tissue injury<br />
<strong>&bull;</strong> &nbsp; Material: Surgical stainless steel, fully autoclavable and corrosion-resistant</p>

<p>The Ricard Abdominal Retractor Spreader With 3 Blades is a dependable choice for surgeons seeking reliable exposure and minimal tissue trauma in abdominal procedures. It supports safer and more efficient outcomes across various surgical specialties.</p>