Millin Bladder Retractor Braithwaite The instrument is 241

The instrument is 241

It has a curved blade with a sharp point at the end and is used to cut and shape bone

The replaceable finger rest and screw ensures that the scissors remain secure and are easily adjusted for various cutting angles

The sharp hook is used to grasp and hold tissue while the left side of the retractor is used to keep the wound open

They are typically used in abdominal and pelvic surgery

Millin Bladder Retractor Braithwaite The instrument is 241A Millin Bladder Retractor is a surgical instrument used to hold open the bladder during a cystectomy or other procedures involving the bladder. The instrument is named after the French surgeon Charles Joseph Millin, who invented it in 1820. It is a curved, flat blade with two sharp points at the end, which can be inserted into the bladder to hold it open.