Description

Curved Dissecting Scissors are used for cutting and separating soft tissue during surgical procedures. They have short curved blades with rounded tips and a flat spring handle. The scissors measure 15 cm (6″) overall. The curved working end gives the instrument a different approach from straight dissecting scissors.

The blades measure 15 mm and follow a gentle curve from the central joint toward the tips. Both ends are rounded rather than pointed. The cutting edges are on the inside of the curve and meet when the handle is pressed. The short blades keep the working end small when making a cut.

The handle is flat and has a spring mechanism. There are no finger rings on this pattern. Pressing the handle sections together closes the blades, while releasing them allows the scissors to open again. The flat body runs directly into the central joint and the curved blades continue forward from there.

These scissors can be used for tissue dissection and separation around small vessels and other soft tissue. The curved blades can follow the area being worked on without using a straight cutting end. The rounded tips are useful when the scissors need to be placed close to the tissue before cutting.

The scissors are made from surgical stainless steel with a smooth metal surface. The curved blades are joined at the central screw, and the rounded tips are finished evenly. Before dispatch, every piece goes through our quality inspection process. Our quality inspectors check the blade edges, tip shape, spring action, screw joint, and surface finish before packing.

Curved Dissecting Scissors measure 15 cm (6″) overall and have 15 mm curved blades with rounded tips. The flat spring handle and short curved working end make this pattern suitable for tissue dissection and cutting during vascular and microsurgical procedures.