Reich Condyle Retractor, 80° – Stainless Steel

The mandibular condyle is a rounded head sitting deep at the back of the jaw, and reaching it means coming in at an angle rather than straight on. 80° puts the blade close to perpendicular to the shaft, which suits an approach where the condyle sits almost directly beneath the entry rather than behind it.

Getting that angle right is what makes the blade seat against the curve instead of touching it at one point. A retractor contacting a rounded surface on a corner slides off the moment tension is applied, and the condyle is exactly the kind of structure where the surgeon cannot see well enough to notice the slip before the exposure is lost.

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