- A highly specialized surgical tool primarily used for delicate, high-precision cutting in micro-surgical fields
Uses
- Ophthalmic Surgery:
- Frequently used for fine tissue dissection and incisions during eye procedures
- Microsurgery:
- Ideal for delicate work on small vessels, nerves, and other minute structures
- Veterinary Medicine:
- Employed in animal health for intricate surgical tasks
- General Fine Dissection:
- Useful in any medical setting requiring extremely small, accurate cuts, such as in dermatology or plastic surgery
Features
- Design:
- Most sources define this model as having curved blades, though some manufacturers list a straight version under the same ID
- Tips:
- Equipped with sharp/sharp points for precise entry and clean cutting
- Handle Type:
- Features a thumb handle with a spring (ribbon-style or spring-style) to facilitate rapid, controlled movements in tight spaces
- Dimensions:
- Overall length is 4 inches (10.2cm)
- Material:
- Forged from high-quality German stainless steel with a satin finish to minimize glare
Benefits
- Superior Control:
- The spring-handle design provides excellent tactile feedback and reduces hand fatigue during long microsurgical procedures
- Atraumatic Cutting:
- Fine, razor-sharp blades ensure clean cuts with minimal trauma to surrounding delicate tissue
- Durability:
- Made from OR-grade stainless steel, it is designed to maintain its edge and withstand repeated autoclave sterilization cycles
- High Visibility:
- The small 4-inch frame and slim profile allow the surgeon a clearer view of the surgical site