RI-000011 Surgical equipment called Anderson-Adson retractors are frequently employed in a variety of surgical operations. They are made to hold back or retract muscles, skin, and soft tissues, giving the surgeon better access to and visibility of the underlying structures. The basic design of an Anderson-Adson retractor consists of two thin, curved blades with a flat or angled end and a handle that the surgeon can grasp and control. They are frequently manufactured of stainless steel & come in a range of shapes and sizes to meet various surgical requirements.