Caspar CCR Type Cervical Trans Retractor dbl hinge side load

The Caspar CCR Type Cervical Trans Retractor Double Hinge Side Load is a specialized cervical spine retractor system designed for precise tissue retraction and enhanced surgical exposure during anterior cervical procedures. It is widely used in orthopedic and neurosurgical spine surgeries where stability, flexibility, and controlled access are essential. This instrument is part of the Caspar CCR (Cervical Cloward Retractor) system and features a double hinge mechanism that allows flexible positioning and accurate adjustment during surgery. The hinged design enables surgeons to customize blade angles and retraction depth according to procedural requirements. The side-loading blade mechanism allows quick attachment and removal of compatible cervical blades, improving surgical workflow efficiency while maintaining a stable operative field throughout the procedure. The transverse (Trans) retractor configuration is specifically designed to provide balanced cervical exposure and controlled lateral tissue retraction during delicate cervical spine operations. It supports improved visualization of the operative site while minimizing unnecessary pressure on surrounding soft tissues. Manufactured from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel, the retractor offers excellent strength, corrosion resistance, and long-term durability. It is designed to withstand repeated sterilization cycles without compromising performance or structural integrity. The smooth, polished finish enhances atraumatic tissue handling and simplifies cleaning and maintenance after surgical use. Its ergonomic structure ensures stable handling and reliable performance during lengthy and complex procedures. The Caspar CCR Type Cervical Trans Retractor is fully compatible with Caspar CCR blade systems and is commonly used in anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF), cervical decompression, stabilization, and fusion procedures. Overall, the Caspar CCR Type Cervical Trans Retractor Double Hinge Side Load delivers precision, flexibility, stability, and safety, making it an essential instrument for modern cervical spine surgery. Key Features Caspar CCR type cervical trans retractor Double hinge mechanism for flexible positioning Side-loading blade attachment system Designed for balanced cervical exposure Made from surgical-grade stainless steel High strength and corrosion resistance Provides stable and controlled tissue retraction Compatible with Caspar CCR blade systems Fully autoclavable and reusable Smooth polished finish for atraumatic handling Ergonomic design for precise surgical control Suitable for orthopedic and neurosurgical spine procedures Product Specifications Specification Details Product Type Cervical Retractor System Type Caspar CCR Application Cervical Spine Surgery Design Double Hinge Side Load Configuration Transverse Retractor Material Surgical Grade Stainless Steel Finish Polished / Satin Finish Sterilization Autoclavable Reusability Reusable Specialty Cervical Tissue Retraction Instrument Type Spine Retractor Usage Surgical Exposure & Retraction Product Contents 1 Caspar CCR Type Cervical Trans Retractor Double Hinge Side Load Applications The Caspar CCR Cervical Trans Retractor is commonly used in: Anterior cervical spine surgery ACDF procedures Cervical decompression surgery Cervical fusion procedures Orthopedic spine surgery Neurosurgical spine procedures Cervical stabilization operations Controlled cervical exposure procedures FAQs What is this retractor used for? It is used for cervical tissue retraction and surgical exposure during spine surgery. What does double hinge mean? It allows flexible positioning and precise adjustment during surgery. What is the side-load design? It enables quick blade attachment and removal during procedures. What does trans retractor mean? It refers to a transverse configuration for balanced cervical exposure. Is it compatible with Caspar CCR blades? Yes, it is designed for compatibility with Caspar CCR blade systems. Is it reusable? Yes, it is fully reusable and autoclavable. Which surgeries use this instrument? It is used in ACDF, cervical decompression, fusion, and stabilization procedures.