Delacroix-Chevalier: Mitral Valve Surgery Portfolio
With a concentration on precision, quality and innovation, Delacroix-Chevalier is the market leader in progressive CVT surgical instrumentation. These platforms, including instruments and retractors, are designed specifically to accommodate surgical techniques spanning from sternotomy to right lateral thoracotomy. Contact us today to learn more.
Sternotomy Approach
Adams Retractor (Standard Platform)   |   Ring Handle & Spring Style Instruments   |   Articulating Instruments   |   Bouchot Valvular Leaflet Retractor
Modern Sternotomy
Adams Retractor (Progressive Platform)  |  “Short” Single-Shafted Instruments  |  Bouchot Valvular Leaflet Retractor
Right Lateral Thoracotomy
Obadia 3D Atrial Lift System  |  C-Ring Intercostal Retractor  |  “Long” Single-Shafted Instrumentation   |   Bouchot Valvular Leaflet Retractor
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To learn more about the Delacroix-Chevalier portfolio of retractors and instrumentation to facilitate mitral valve surgery, call us at 888-891-1200 or email us to be connected to your local sales representative.
MED Alliance Solutions is a medical device distributor that has been dedicated to meeting the needs of our clinical customers and manufacturing partners since 2007. We specialize in the sales, marketing, importation, logistics and distribution of innovative, high-quality and cost-effective cardiovascular and cardiothoracic medical devices on a national basis.
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