Medline Konig MDS1876418 Balfour Abdominal Retractor w/ 180mm Spread & Two Center Blades

Medline Konig MDS1876418 Balfour Abdominal Retractor w/ 180mm Spread, 70mm x 85mm Center Blade

• Model: MDS1876418
• Maximum Spread: Approximately 180 mm, Self Retaining
• Components: Includes a retractor frame plus multiple blades — one large blade of 70mm × 85 mm (MDS1876570) and one blade sized 80mm × 50 mm (MDS1876418)

The Konig MDS1876418 Balfour Abdominal Retractor is a premier surgical instrument designed to deliver dependable, hands-free tissue retraction for a wide range of open abdominal procedures. With its 180 mm maximum spread, this self-retaining retractor provides ample operative exposure, allowing surgeons unobstructed access to deep cavities during complex general, gynecologic, or exploratory surgeries. Constructed from durable surgical-grade stainless steel, its robust frame withstands repeated sterilization cycles — making it a trusted and reusable staple in hospital operating rooms and surgical centers.

Featuring a 70 × 85 mm center blade, the MDS1876418 enhances visibility and maneuverability in the surgical field. The broad central blade works in conjunction with lateral blades to hold back abdominal walls and organs safely and efficiently, offering steadiness and precision that clinicians rely on in high-stakes environments. The self-retaining design reduces the need for manual assistance, freeing surgical staff to focus on critical aspects of the procedure while maintaining optimal exposure throughout.

For surgical teams committed to enhancing operative efficiency and patient outcomes, this Balfour retractor delivers consistent performance and superior control. Its ergonomic design, combined with a dependable locking mechanism and comprehensive spread capability, ensures stable, secure retraction in a variety of open surgical applications. Whether equipping a general surgery tray or enhancing a specialized procedural set-up, the Konig MDS1876418 is an essential instrument that supports better visibility, smoother workflow, and precision-driven care. 

These surgical instruments have been previously used and show visible signs of wear consistent with their prior usage. Despite these signs, they remain in a usable condition, suitable for continued medical procedures.