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Sets

TeDan surgical offers complete cervical sets to meet your retraction needs. TSI’s sets are available in several different combinations to best address the demands of patients, surgeons and hospitals. All sets include at least two retractors and a variety of blade style and lengths designed to minimize tissue trauma. A color coded depth gauge ensures that appropriate blade length is used. Accompanying retraction tools such as retractor blade handles are included with each of TeDan’s Cervical Retraction sets, and customized case and sterilization tray facilitate easy storage and sterilization. If distraction equipment is also desired, CS-1600 and CS-1602 include all surgical equipment necessary for retraction as well as all of the instruments required for disc distraction. Based in Houston, Texas, TeDan Surgical Innovations supplies durable and effective instruments for accessing the spine during orthopedic procedures to hospitals nationwide and around the world. Our experienced product engineer works closely with surgeons to create new products that meet the ever-evolving challenges of the operating room. We are proud to hold patents for our retractors that use innovative designs to increase visibility for surgeons while decreasing patient wound size and the potential for tissue trauma.