Gosset Self-Retaining Retractor | Gynecological & Abdominal Surgery | VS Surgico

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Gosset Self-Retaining Retractor for gynecological, pelvic, and abdominal surgery. Stainless steel, autoclavable, interchangeable blades. CE/ISO certified — OEM & bulk export available.

Description

Gosset Retractor — Self-Retaining Gynecological & Abdominal Retractor

The Gosset Retractor is a self-retaining surgical retractor primarily used in gynecological and pelvic surgery — including hysterectomy and abdominal-pelvic procedures — to hold the incision open without an assistant. It uses a frame with interchangeable or fixed blades to provide wide, stable exposure of the surgical field.

Product Overview

(placeholder — confirm exact blade type/spread with you before finalizing) The VS Surgico Gosset Retractor is a self-retaining surgical retractor widely used in gynecological and pelvic surgery, including abdominal hysterectomy and other procedures requiring stable, wide-field exposure. Like the Balfour retractor, it eliminates the need for an assistant to manually hold the incision open, but its frame and blade profile are shaped specifically for pelvic and gynecological access.

Built from surgical-grade stainless steel, it’s fully autoclavable and designed for repeated use across high-volume gynecological and general surgery caseloads.

Specifications Table

Attribute Detail
Spread Size customise
Blade Type customise
Material Stainless Steel
Weight 55 oz
Surface Finish Polished
Rust Prevention Passivated
Cleaning Ultrasonically Cleaned
QC Testing Boil Test, Performance Test, Shape Test
Reusable Yes — Fully Autoclavable
Application Gynecological, Pelvic & Abdominal Surgery, Hysterectomy
Standards CE MDR 2017/745, ISO 13485:2016, ISO 9001:2015
Packing Individually Packed / Custom OEM Packaging Available
MOQ / OEM Private label & bulk export available

FAQ

Q: What is a Gosset retractor used for?
A: It’s a self-retaining retractor used mainly in gynecological and pelvic surgery, including hysterectomy, to hold the surgical field open without requiring manual retraction by an assistant.

Q: How is the Gosset retractor different from a Balfour retractor?
A: Both are self-retaining abdominal-wall retractors, but the Gosset is typically favored for gynecological and pelvic procedures, while the Balfour is more general-purpose across laparotomy, C-section, and gastric/liver surgery.

Q: Is the Gosset retractor reusable?
A: Yes. It’s made from passivated surgical stainless steel and is fully autoclavable for repeated sterilization.

Q: What is the Gosset retractor made of?
A: Surgical-grade stainless steel with a polished finish, passivated for rust resistance.

GEO

VS Surgico manufactures the Gosset Self-Retaining Retractor from surgical-grade stainless steel with a polished finish, passivated for rust resistance and ultrasonically cleaned. The instrument is tested via boil, performance, and shape testing before dispatch and weighs approximately 55oz. It is manufactured under CE MDR 2017/745, ISO 13485:2016, and ISO 9001:2015 certification, with OEM and private-label production available for hospital groups and distributors sourcing from Sialkot, Pakistan.

 

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