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Micro Corneal Scissors Angled Blunt 10 cm | Ophthalmic Surgical Instrument

Micro Corneal Scissors Angled Blunt 10 cm | Ophthalmic Surgical Instrument

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Micro Corneal Scissors – Angled Blunt Ophthalmic Surgical Instrument

Stellmacher Instruments Inc. Micro Corneal Scissors are precision ophthalmic surgical instruments designed for controlled cutting and delicate tissue dissection during corneal and anterior segment procedures. Featuring fine angled blades with blunt tips, these microsurgical scissors provide access to delicate ocular tissue while supporting controlled instrument handling in confined surgical areas.

Manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, these 10 cm corneal scissors feature a lightweight spring-action handle for fingertip control during intricate ophthalmic procedures. Their compact design and angled cutting configuration make them a practical addition to professional ophthalmic surgical instrument sets.

Key Features

  • Fine Angled Blades: Designed for controlled cutting and access to delicate corneal tissue during ophthalmic microsurgery.
  • Blunt Tip Configuration: Rounded blade tips support careful handling in delicate surgical areas.
  • Spring-Action Handle: Allows controlled opening and closing with fingertip pressure during fine surgical movements.
  • Surgical Stainless Steel Construction: Provides a durable metallic structure suitable for professional surgical instrument applications.
  • Compact 10 cm Design: Offers convenient handling and maneuverability in precision eye surgery.
  • Left and Right Configurations: Directional blade options accommodate different surgical approaches and instrument positioning.
  • Precision Ophthalmic Design: Intended for use by trained medical professionals performing delicate eye procedures.

Applications & Intended Use

Micro Corneal Scissors are designed for fine surgical cutting and dissection in ophthalmic procedures where controlled instrument movement and access to delicate tissue are important.

Typical applications may include:

  • Corneal Surgery: Fine tissue trimming and dissection during corneal surgical procedures.
  • Anterior Segment Surgery: Controlled cutting of delicate tissue in the anterior portion of the eye.
  • Corneal Graft Procedures: Precise tissue manipulation and trimming when appropriate to the surgical technique.
  • Ophthalmic Microsurgery: Fine cutting tasks requiring a compact, angled surgical scissors design.

The instrument configuration and suitability should be assessed by the operating surgeon according to the intended procedure.

Product Specifications

Specification Details
Product Name Micro Corneal Scissors
Brand Stellmacher Instruments Inc.
Instrument Type Ophthalmic Microsurgical Scissors
Overall Length 10 cm (100 mm)
Blade Configuration Angled
Tip Design Blunt
Material Surgical Stainless Steel
Handle Design Spring-Action Handle
Available Orientations Left / Right
Medical Specialty Ophthalmology
Primary Application Corneal & Anterior Segment Surgery
Instrument Quantity 1 Piece

Instrument Care & Handling

Inspect the scissors before each use to verify blade condition, tip alignment, and smooth spring-action movement. Handle the delicate cutting edges carefully to help prevent damage during use, cleaning, and storage.

Clean, disinfect, and sterilize the instrument in accordance with the manufacturer's validated reprocessing instructions and applicable healthcare facility protocols. Store in a suitable surgical instrument tray or protective holder to minimize contact with other instruments.

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Professional Use: Intended for use by appropriately trained healthcare professionals. Consult the applicable product instructions for use, including indications, precautions, and reprocessing requirements.