Williams Discectomy Retractor

The Williams Discectomy Retractor is a solid one-piece instrument, so its performance comes from blade geometry and handle ergonomics. The working blade is specified as 50 mm × 20 mm ($94.00) or 70 mm × 20 mm ($99.00), which spreads retraction force over a wider contact area and reduces point pressure on tissue. The handle is ergonomic flat handle with lateral grip serrations for tactile stability, giving a secure, fatigue-resistant grip through long exposures. An overall length of 18 cm total reach keeps the surgeon's hand clear of the operative field. It is made from surgical-grade stainless steel (aisi 304/420) for glare-free, corrosion-resistant service.

The Williams Discectomy Retractor is used in posterior lumbar spine surgery to retract paraspinal musculature and soft tissue away from the lamina and interlaminar window, maintaining an open working channel.

It is indicated for lumbar microdiscectomy, hemilaminotomy, targeted spinal stenosis decompression, and interlaminar sequestrectomy.

The instrument is forged from high-tensile surgical stainless steel with an anti-glare satin matte finish that eliminates optical reflections under operating microscopes.

Yes. The entire instrument is 100% reusable and fully validated for pre-vacuum steam autoclave cycles (134°C / 273°F).

Because this is a solid, one-piece handheld instrument, each size and orientation combination is sold as a standalone unit. Hospitals can order paired sets to equip spinal micro-dissection trays.

Yes. Retractor Maker provides custom blade depths, altered tip tooth configurations, and laser marking for hospital asset tracking upon request.

In-stock instruments take 5 business days to inspect and dispatch, followed by 7 business days for worldwide express delivery. Back-order units take 17 to 20 business days to manufacture and 9 business days for delivery.