Clinical Pain Points
Traditional open surgery typically uses metal retractors for wound retraction, which often results in uneven tension distribution and severe local tissue compression, leading to tissue damage at the incision site, increased postoperative pain, and poor wound healing.
Metal retractors cannot provide full-circumference isolation and closure of the incision, allowing leakage of tissue fluid and irrigation fluid during the procedure. This increases the risk of incision contamination and tumor cell seeding, contributing to a high incidence of postoperative infection and complications.
Traditional retraction methods provide limited surgical field exposure and require continuous manual holding throughout the procedure, making the process cumbersome, labor-intensive, and unstable. These methods are unable to meet the standardized minimally invasive surgical requirements across multiple specialties.





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