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: The Balfour Retractor is a self-retaining retractor designed to hold open abdominal walls during surgery. It provides excellent exposure of the surgical site, especially during laparotomy and other major abdominal procedures. It's widely used in both huma
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• Self-retaining retractor with 2 lateral arms and optional centre blade • Manual screw or ratchet adjustment/ Reusable and available sterile or for sterilization
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• Standard Balfour Retractor – For adult human/larger animal surgeries • Paediatric Balfour Retractor – Smaller frame and blades • Veterinary Balfour Retractor – Designed specifically for dogs, cats, and other animals • With Centre Blade – Optional third
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• Surgical-grade stainless steel: corrosion-resistant, strong, autoclavable • Some versions have removable or interchangeable blades • Optional silicone-coated blades (rare) for delicate tissue handling
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90189099
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9018.90
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The Balfour Retractor is a self-retaining retractor designed to hold open abdominal walls during surgery. It provides excellent exposure of the surgical site, especially during laparotomy and other major abdominal procedures. It's widely used in both human and veterinary surgery.
• Standard Balfour Retractor – For adult human/larger animal surgeries
• Paediatric Balfour Retractor – Smaller frame and blades
• Veterinary Balfour Retractor – Designed specifically for dogs, cats, and other animals
• With Centre Blade – Optional third blade for deep retraction
• Adjustable Blade Variants – Blades slide or tilt for precise access
• Surgical-grade stainless steel: corrosion-resistant, strong, autoclavable
• Some versions have removable or interchangeable blades
• Optional silicone-coated blades (rare) for delicate tissue handling
• Self-retaining retractor with 2 lateral arms and optional centre blade
• Manual screw or ratchet adjustment/ Reusable and available sterile or for sterilization
• General abdominal surgeries (laparotomy, bowel resection, C-section)
• Urology and gynaecology procedures
• Transplant or exploratory surgeries
• Spaying, gastrointestinal surgeries in dogs, cats
• Abdominal explorations in large and small animals
• Used in orthopaedic setups for pelvic or hip access
• Self-retaining – surgeon’s hands are free
• Provides wide and stable exposure of deep cavities
• Adjustable blades for versatile use • Durable and autoclavable
• Can be used in both open and some minimally invasive procedures (with modifications)
• Bulky for use in narrow or small incisions
• May cause tissue pressure damage if not positioned carefully
• Requires skilled handling for proper placement
• Some models are heavy, causing hand fatigue if not fixed correctly
• Ensure blades are properly locked before starting procedure
• Avoid over-retracting—can cause muscle/tissue trauma
• Sterilize thoroughly between uses • Inspect all screws and mechanisms for wear
• Ensure blades are smooth and undamaged to avoid tearing tissues
• Autoclave at 121°C for 15–30 minutes
• Manual cleaning with enzymatic solutions after surgery
• Dry thoroughly after sterilization to prevent corrosion
• Lubricate moving parts occasionally with surgical-grade lubricant
• Rinse immediately post-surgery to prevent blood/tissue crusting
• Inspect for rust, loose parts, or damage
• Store in sterilized packs or trays with padding to protect blades
• Replace centre or side blades if worn or bent
Code Type Code Description
HS Code 9018.90 Surgical instruments, including retractors
HSN Code (India) 90189099 Surgical retractors including Balfour type
Q1: What is a Balfour Retractor used for?
To hold open abdominal walls and provide deep access during open surgeries.
Q2: Is it self-retaining?
Yes, it locks in place so the surgeon doesn't need to hold it.
Q3: Can it be used in veterinary surgery?
Absolutely—it’s commonly used in abdominal surgeries on dogs, cats, and larger animals.
Q4: Is it autoclavable?
Yes, it’s made of surgical stainless steel and fully sterilizable.
Q5: What sizes are available?
Various sizes with interchangeable blades are available for pediatric, adult, and veterinary applications.
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The Balfour Retractor is a self-retaining retractor designed to hold open abdominal walls during surgery. It provides excellent exposure of the surgical site, especially during laparotomy and other major abdominal procedures. It's widely used in both human and veterinary surgery.
• Standard Balfour Retractor – For adult human/larger animal surgeries
• Paediatric Balfour Retractor – Smaller frame and blades
• Veterinary Balfour Retractor – Designed specifically for dogs, cats, and other animals
• With Centre Blade – Optional third blade for deep retraction
• Adjustable Blade Variants – Blades slide or tilt for precise access
• Surgical-grade stainless steel: corrosion-resistant, strong, autoclavable
• Some versions have removable or interchangeable blades
• Optional silicone-coated blades (rare) for delicate tissue handling
• Self-retaining retractor with 2 lateral arms and optional centre blade
• Manual screw or ratchet adjustment/ Reusable and available sterile or for sterilization
• General abdominal surgeries (laparotomy, bowel resection, C-section)
• Urology and gynaecology procedures
• Transplant or exploratory surgeries
• Spaying, gastrointestinal surgeries in dogs, cats
• Abdominal explorations in large and small animals
• Used in orthopaedic setups for pelvic or hip access
• Self-retaining – surgeon’s hands are free
• Provides wide and stable exposure of deep cavities
• Adjustable blades for versatile use • Durable and autoclavable
• Can be used in both open and some minimally invasive procedures (with modifications)
• Bulky for use in narrow or small incisions
• May cause tissue pressure damage if not positioned carefully
• Requires skilled handling for proper placement
• Some models are heavy, causing hand fatigue if not fixed correctly
• Ensure blades are properly locked before starting procedure
• Avoid over-retracting—can cause muscle/tissue trauma
• Sterilize thoroughly between uses • Inspect all screws and mechanisms for wear
• Ensure blades are smooth and undamaged to avoid tearing tissues
• Autoclave at 121°C for 15–30 minutes
• Manual cleaning with enzymatic solutions after surgery
• Dry thoroughly after sterilization to prevent corrosion
• Lubricate moving parts occasionally with surgical-grade lubricant
• Rinse immediately post-surgery to prevent blood/tissue crusting
• Inspect for rust, loose parts, or damage
• Store in sterilized packs or trays with padding to protect blades
• Replace centre or side blades if worn or bent
Code Type Code Description
HS Code 9018.90 Surgical instruments, including retractors
HSN Code (India) 90189099 Surgical retractors including Balfour type
Q1: What is a Balfour Retractor used for?
To hold open abdominal walls and provide deep access during open surgeries.
Q2: Is it self-retaining?
Yes, it locks in place so the surgeon doesn't need to hold it.
Q3: Can it be used in veterinary surgery?
Absolutely—it’s commonly used in abdominal surgeries on dogs, cats, and larger animals.
Q4: Is it autoclavable?
Yes, it’s made of surgical stainless steel and fully sterilizable.
Q5: What sizes are available?
Various sizes with interchangeable blades are available for pediatric, adult, and veterinary applications.