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Shinva MK-III Liver Transplantation/Hepatectomy Retractor Modular Surgical Retractor ZV623RN
A retractor named for liver transplantation and hepatectomy sits in a procurement category where the component list matters as much as the instrument itself.
Liver and hepatobiliary procedures require sustained exposure of a deep operative field, and retractor systems are part of how surgical teams hold that field open. The Shinva MK-III modular retractor is listed for that context, with the model reference ZV623RN.
The supplied detail describes a bed rail attachment: a double locker retaining rod, a collapsible cross arm, and a directional hook handle. These are positioning elements rather than clinical claims, and they indicate how the frame mounts and adjusts during a case.
Modularity means the delivered configuration depends on the intended procedure, department workflow, and destination market. Buyers should treat the model number as a starting point rather than a fixed bill of materials.
Reusable surgical instruments add sterile processing to the buying decision. Reprocessing requirements, set composition, and compatible accessories affect turnover capacity and the accessory list that must be ordered alongside the frame.
Documentation is the practical gap. Certifications, warranty terms, minimum order quantity, lead time, and regulatory availability vary by version and destination, so they belong in a formal quotation request rather than in assumptions.
Why it matters:
For distributors and hospital departments, confirming components, reprocessing requirements, and documentation before purchase prevents a retractor set from arriving unusable for the intended procedure.
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