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. 1990 Nov;72(6):362–363.

A retractor for cholecystectomy.

T R Lazim 1
PMCID: PMC2499264  PMID: 2102673

Abstract

A self-retaining retractor has been designed to enable one surgeon to perform cholecystectomy and exploration of the bile duct with a minimum of assistance. The instrument consists of a horseshoe shaped collapsible frame and four specially designed blades. It is ideally suited for a right subcostal or a transverse incision. Adjustment and removal for performing on-table cholangiography and reapplication are all straightforward.

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