Surgical retractor securing device with capture assembly
OwnerAnthony Looper, Stacey Hoebel +3inventors
InventorsAnthony Looper, Stacey Hoebel, Matthew Harris, Chris Hernandez, Udo Wiedenmaier
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OwnerAnthony Looper, Stacey Hoebel +3inventors
InventorsAnthony Looper, Stacey Hoebel, Matthew Harris, Chris Hernandez, Udo Wiedenmaier
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A resilient compressive surgical retractor securing device with capture assembly includes a compressive securing device that compressively joins the resilient compressive surgical retractor securing device with capture assembly to a surgical accessory bar of a halo style head fixation device and a capture assembly that releasably retains the elasticized band of a scalp hook retractor. The compressive securing device is formed with an arm that is configured to form a neck for receiving the surgical accessory bar or other external support between the arm and the compressive securing device. The arm may be resilient or non-resilient, and may employ releasable closures to close the neck. The capture assembly may include a pivotable cam that releasably retains the elasticized band of a scalp hook retractor by compressing the band between the cam and the surgical accessory bar or other external support.
A surgical retractor securing device with capture assembly (100) adapted to be releasably secured to a surgical accessory bar (30) having a surgical accessory bar width (32) and operative to releasably retain an elasticized band (40), comprising:
A surgical retractor securing device with capture assembly (100) adapted to be releasably secured to a surgical accessory bar (30) having a surgical accessory bar width (32) and operative to releasably retain an elasticized band (40), comprising:
A surgical retractor securing device with capture assembly (100) adapted to be releasably secured to a surgical accessory bar (30) having a surgical accessory bar width (32) and operative to releasably retain an elasticized band (40), comprising:
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