Morris retractor

The Morris retractor, also known as the Morris self-retaining retractor, is a surgical instrument commonly used in various surgical procedures, particularly in abdominal surgeries. It is named after the British surgeon Sir John Charnley Morris.

The Morris retractor is designed to provide a self-retaining and adjustable retraction of the incision or wound edges, thereby holding back surrounding tissues and organs to provide a clear and unobstructed view of the surgical field. This allows the surgeon to work effectively and facilitates access to the area of interest.