Description

The Dietrich Coronary Scissors – Short Fine Blade are specialized cardiovascular scissors designed for highly precise coronary and vascular procedures where controlled tissue dissection and exceptional maneuverability are required. Featuring needle-fine tips and short precision-ground blades, the instrument allows surgeons to perform delicate vascular incisions and microsurgical dissection with outstanding accuracy.

Measuring 18 cm (7″) in overall length, the scissors provide excellent reach into deep operative fields while maintaining superior balance and handling characteristics. The slender profile and elongated shanks help keep the surgeon’s hands away from the immediate surgical site, improving visualization during intricate cardiovascular procedures.

This pattern incorporates precision-polished blades with a short 8 mm blade length. The shorter blade design offers enhanced control during fine coronary artery work and delicate tissue dissection where small, highly accurate cutting movements are required. Needle-fine tips facilitate precise tissue entry and controlled cutting, making the instrument particularly valuable for coronary arteriotomies and microsurgical vascular applications.

The Dietrich Coronary Scissors – Short Fine Blade are available in 25°, 45°, 60°, 90°, and 125° angled configurations to accommodate varying surgical approaches and anatomical challenges. Lower-angle patterns provide excellent visibility for routine coronary work, while the steeper 90° and 125° angles improve access within deeper or confined operative spaces. A 125° angled version with guide rail is also available for surgeons who require additional guidance and stability during specialized procedures.

Manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, the Dietrich Coronary Scissors – Short Fine Blade are designed for long-term durability, corrosion resistance, and repeated sterilization. Their short cutting length, polished blades, needle-fine tips, and multiple angle options make them an indispensable instrument for coronary, cardiovascular, and microsurgical vascular procedures.