SHARD Microsurgical Blade Handle (A600-MBH)

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SKU:
PST-ADSU-A600-MBH
  • Designed to provide precision control when using ultra-fine microsurgical blades, it is primarily used in delicate surgical procedures for high-accuracy work

Uses

  • Microsurgery:
    • Essential for intricate operations such as nerve repair, ophthalmic surgery, and microvascular procedures
  • Minimally Invasive Procedures:
    • Used to make minute, controlled incisions that reduce patient recovery time and scarring
  • Specialized Disciplines:
    • Utilized in dental periodontics, plastic and reconstructive surgery, arthroscopy, and endoscopy
  • Tissue Manipulation:
    • Provides the stability required to hold and control fine microblades during complex dissections

Features

  • Material:
    • Constructed from surgical-grade stainless steel, making it fully autoclavable and resistant to corrosion
  • Dimensions:
    • Features a 4.5-inch (115mm) overall body length
  • Ergonomic Design:
    • Includes a round body with serrated thumbs (knurling) to provide superior grip and control even when wearing gloves
  • Universal Compatibility:
    • Precision-made to fit all SHARD microsurgical blades, including sizes 61, 62, 64, 65, 67, 69, 90, and 91
  • Self-Locking Mechanism:
    • Often features a secure chuck to lock micro-blades firmly in place, preventing wobbling during use

Benefits

  • Enhanced Precision:
    • The slim, lightweight design acts as an extension of the surgeon's hand, allowing for more deliberate and accurate cuts compared to standard handles
  • Superior Control:
    • The serrated grip prevents rotation during procedures, which is critical when working under a microscope or in tight anatomical spaces
  • Cost-Effectiveness:
    • As a reusable, sterilizable instrument, it offers a long-term solution when paired with disposable, single-use microblades
  • Hygienic Reliability:
    • Being fully autoclavable ensures it can be repeatedly sterilized according to standard hospital protocols

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