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Diethrich-Salyer Cleft Palate Scissor
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The ® Diethrich-Salyer Cleft Palate Scissor is a specialized instrument used for sharp dissection and cutting of difficult to reach tissues. It is commonly used in surgeries of the soft and hard palate to precisely access and dissect the tissues in the roof of the mouth.
- Angled Blades To Access Hard To Reach Structures
- Sharp Tips To Pierce Through Tough Tissues
- Short Blades For Precise Dissection
Dissecting Scissor
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The ® Dissecting Scissor is a multipurpose instrument used in a variety of surgeries for blunt and sharp dissection. The versatile design help surgeons dissect dense and delicate tissues alike with minimal effort.
- Blunt Tips To Prevent Inadvertent Soft Tissue Damage
- Beveled Blades To Increase Precision Of Dissection
- Long Shanks For Deep Tissue Access
Favaloro Vascular Scissor
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The ® Favaloro Vascular Scissor is a specialized instrument commonly used to maneuver and dissect blood vessels and heart tissue during cardiovascular and thoracic surgeries.
- Angled After Joint For Improved Control
- Long Shanks For Deep Tissue Access
- Curved Profile To Improve Visibility
Grazil Operating Scissor
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Grazil Operating Scissor is a specialized surgical tool that surgeons in several specialities commonly use for cutting and/or dissecting soft and delicate tissues, in order to remove diseased tissue, perform anastomosis or gaining access to the surgical area.
- Multiple Cutting Edge Profiles for Smooth Performance.
- Straight & Curved Blades for Deep Surgical Access.
- Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Superior Handling.
Iris Scissor
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The ® Iris Scissor is a specialized instrument that was originally used to dissect the delicate tissues of the eye during ocular surgeries. It is now commonly preferred by surgeons for sharp dissection of sensitive tissue in Neuro, Plastic and general surgeries.
- Angled Blades For Better Access To Tissues
- Flat Blades For Clean Dissection Planes
- Streamlined Design To Minimize User Fatigue
Jameson Dissecting Scissor
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The ® Jameson Dissecting Scissor is a specialized instrument used for sharp dissection of delicate tissue. Commonly used to dissect oblique structures and plaque from vessel walls during vascular surgery.
- Curved Blades Assist Deep Dissection Of Tissues
- Blunt Tips To Prevent Soft Tissue Damage
- Light Weight Design To Minimize User Fatigue
Jameson SuperEdge™ Dissecting Scissor
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The ® Jameson SuperEdge™ Dissecting Scissor is a specialized instrument used for blunt dissection and cutting of delicate internal tissue. It is commonly used in surgeries requiring high degree of precision including vascular grafting and cosmetic procedures.
- Anti-Slip Mechanism Ensures Secure Grip On Slippery Tissue
- Razor Sharp Blade For Precise Dissection
- Streamlined Design For Better Control
Jameson-Werber Dissecting Scissor
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The ® Jameson-Werber Dissecting Scissor is a specialized instrument used for dissecting delicate internal tissues. It is especially crafted to access the deep tissues for accurate dissection during surgeries.
- Curved Blades Ensure Precise Dissection Planes
- Short Blades To Shanks Ratio For Better Control Over Dissection
- Ergonomic Finger Handles To Minimize User Fatigue
Joseph Dissecting Scissor
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The ® Joseph Dissecting Scissor is a multipurpose instrument of valuable use for dissections in narrow spaces. Often used in oropharangeal and nasal surgeries for sharp dissections and cutting soft tissues.
- Streamlined Profile Ideal For Use In Narrow Spaces
- Sharp Outer Edges For Sharp Dissection And Cutting
- Short Blades For Precise Control In Restricted Areas
Joseph SuperEdge™ Dissecting Scissor
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The ® Joseph SuperEdge™ Dissecting Scissor is a heavy duty scissor used for dissections in restricted areas. Often used in ear, nose and throat surgeries for precise dissection of delicate tissues.
- Razor-Like Upper Blade for Effortless Dissection
- Diamond Cut Micro-Serrations On Lower Blade To Securely Hold Slippery Tissues
- Minimal Inadvertent Damage To Surrounding Tissues