Morris Retractor Single Ended (Blade Width x Blade Depth: 64 x 52mm) Conjunctival It is typically used to

It is typically used to assess the progress of a patient's recovery from an injury or surgery

The Baby-Adson Retractor is a surgical instrument used to hold back tissue and organs during surgery

and it is angled 12 degrees to provide better visibility and access to the surgical site

or to clamp and cut vessels such as arteries and veins

The 4 x 4 prongs allow the surgeon to gain better access to the surgical site

Morris Retractor Single Ended (Blade Width x Blade Depth: 64 x 52mm) Conjunctival It is typically used toA Morris Retractor is a surgical instrument used to hold tissue back during a surgical procedure. The blade width and depth of the instrument will determine the size of the incision it can create and hold open.