Vascular Scissors

Scissors (tungsten carbide blades w/ 1 micro serrated blade), angled, 7-1/2" (19.1 cm) Ceramic Cut Potts-Smith Scissors are used for cutting and dissecting during vascular procedures. Ideal for extending venotomy or arteriotomy incisions, they are constructed with tungsten carbide blades and a variety of angles (25, 45, and 60 degrees). These variations allow for finding the perfect tool for the procedure. The black ceramic coated reduces glare and friction while ensuring a smooth cutting action. Ceramic cut scissors are the highest-performing line of scissors Surgical's offers. These scissors, like, combine the performance and precision of supercut with the durability of tungsten carbide cutting edges. In addition, the entire instrument is coated with a black ceramic finish which provides the highest surface hardness of all scissor models and results in a supremely durable instrument. The black ceramic coating is designed to reduce the friction between metal surfaces and provide surgeons with a smooth, steady cutting action. The black finish also reduces glare under operating room lights.

Supercut, ring handle, round blades Mayo-Stilles Scissors are used frequently in a variety of thoracic surgeries that require gross dissections. They feature jet-black ring handles for superior control of tissue and minimal glare, and a razor sharp supercut upper blade for effortless and clean cuts. The blades are rounded and offered in both curved and straight varieties. These scissors are made of operating room grade stainless steel, and are manufactured to the highest standard of instrumentation by expert craftsmen in Germany.

Scissors blunt tips, curved, 12" (30.5 cm) Crafoord Lobectomy Scissors feature curved, blunt tips and are 12" long, making them an ideal instrument in performing excisions such as lobectomies, which are often performed during thoracatomy.

Scissors - Supercut W/ Platinum Handle undefined Dietrich-Potts Scissors with micro fine blades are frequently used for vascular cutting and making small incisions for cardiothoracic procedures. They feature platinum ring handles to give the surgeon unparalleled control over the tissue, and a variety of angled micro fine blades that make it possible to cut small vessels deep inside the surgical field without harming other tissue. These scissors are made of operating room grade stainless steel, and are manufactured to the highest standard of instrumentation by expert craftsmen in Germany.