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Metzenbaum-Nelson Dissecting Scissor
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Metzenbaum-Nelson Dissecting Scissor is a form of surgical scissors typically used for blunt dissection.
- Blunt Ends Help Avoid Trauma
- Longer Length Facilitates Access To Deep Tissue
- Ideal For Thoracic Procedures
Metzenbaum-Nelson SuperEdge™ Dissecting Scissor
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Metzenbaum-Nelson SuperEdge™ Dissecting Scissor is a popular surgical instrument that surgeons in every area can use for cutting and dissecting tissues with the highest possible care, allowing organ and vascular dissection during several procedures.
Besides, this instrument features the XTSCut™, SuperEdge™, and UltraCut™ crafting technologies, which provide an exclusive design for optimal performance.
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- Atraumatic Round Blade Tips For Avoiding Accidental Puncture.
- Straight Elongated Shanks For Reaching Deep Tissues.
- Ergonomic Finger Ring For Enhanced Handling.
Micro Laryngeal Scissor
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Micro Laryngeal Scissor have fine sharp jaws to assist in performing delicate laryngeal procedures that repair and maintain the upper airway. This includes holding or removing tissues like polyps, cysts, tumors or tags that interfere with breathing.
- Capacious finger ring handles to reduce strain and inadvertent slips.
- Long and perpendicular shaft to facilitate deep surgical access.
- Straight-cutting jaws for clean incisions.
- Various profiles to cover your surgical approaches.
Muehling Bone Shear
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The ® Muehling Bone Shear is a heavy duty surgical scissor that is used for dissection of hard internal tissues with minimum effort. It is commonly employed to shear off parts of cartilage from the nasal septum and the joints during ENT, Plastic and Orthopedic surgeries.
- Angled Jaws For Easy Access To Tissues
- Serrated Handles For Better Grip
- Compound Joint For Efficient Energy Transmission
Nasal Sinus Scissor
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Nasal Sinus Scissor is a specialized surgical device that ENT surgeons can use for severing cartilages, polyps, concha and other tissues, in order to perform parasanal surgeries or to remove ostium obstructions.
- Alligator-Like Jaws Promoting Delicate Cuts.
- Multiple Jaws Profiles for Suiting All Applications.
- Ergonomic Finger Ensuring Superior Handling.
Nerve Dissecting Scissor
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The ® Nerve Dissecting Scissor is a multipurpose scissor which is used for sharp dissection of soft tissues. They are commonly used in ocular, ENT and plastic surgeries for delicate manipulations.
- Narrow Blades For Precise Dissection
- Long Shanks For Deeper Access
- Curved Profile To Easily Maneuver Around Narrow Spaces
Nerve Dissecting Scissor
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The ® Nerve Dissecting Scissor is a versatile instrument used for sharp dissection of delicate tissues during ENT, Plastic and General surgeries. The instrument is specifically designed to minimize user fatigue during long surgical procedures.
- Pointed Tips For Precise Dissection
- Beveled Blades To Enhance Cutting Performance
- Streamlined Design For Minimal User Fatigue
Operating Scissors
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® Operating Scissor is a surgical instrument used primarily for holding and cutting through surgical materials.
- Available With Stainless Steel & Tungsten Carbide Tips
- Blade Types - Sharp/Sharp - Sharp/Blunt - Blunt/Blunt
- Blade Profiles Available Straight/Curved
Peck-Joseph Facelift Scissor
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The ® Peck-Joseph Facelift Scissor is a multipurpose instrument commonly used to dissect tough tissues during ENT and cosmetic surgeries. The specifically designed jaws give it the advantage of dissecting cartilage tissue with minimum effort.
- Narrow Profile Aids Navigation In Small Areas With Ease
- Dual Tips For Sharp/Blunt Dissection Needs
- Ergonomically Designed Ring Handles For Better Control
Potts Dissecting Scissor
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The ® Potts Dissecting Scissor is a specialized dissecting scissor used for sharp dissection through delicate and fibrous tissues alike. Commonly used for dissecting through adhesions and cutting through facial planes in general and cardio thoracic surgery.
- Rounded Tips For Minimally Traumatizing Dissection
- Angled Blades For Better Access To Deep Tissues
- Short Blades For Better Control Over Dissection