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STEVENS dissection scissors type Tenotomy, straight, 110 mm, with blunt/blunt tips and delicate design. Reusable instrument, latex-free, with direct UDI marking and provided non-sterile. Ideal for dental surgery, ENT, vascular, urological, plastic, pediatric, orthopedic, neurosurgery, maxillofacial, hand-foot, cardiothoracic, and general surgery.
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STEVENS DISSECTION SCISSORS STRAIGHT - 110 mm
The STEVENS dissection scissors (Tenotomy) straight are precision surgical instruments designed for controlled dissections and atraumatic maneuvers on delicate tissues.
The configuration with blunt/blunt tips allows for safe manipulation, reducing the risk of accidental injury. The delicate design and compact length of 110 mm ensure high maneuverability and control even in reduced anatomical spaces.
Technical features:
Areas of application:
Dental surgery, ENT, vascular, urological, plastic, pediatric, orthopedic/traumatology, neurosurgery, maxillofacial, hand-foot surgery, cardiothoracic, and general/visceral surgery.
Cleaning and disinfection
Manual treatment:
Mechanical treatment:
Sterilization
Validated steam process:
Technical note:
To prevent corrosion from friction, articulated instruments or those with metal surfaces subject to rubbing must be lubricated before each sterilization cycle.
STEVENS dissection scissors type Tenotomy, straight, 110 mm, with blunt/blunt tips and delicate design. Reusable instrument, latex-free, with direct UDI marking and provided non-sterile. Ideal for dental surgery, ENT, vascular, urological, plastic, pediatric, orthopedic, neurosurgery, maxillofacial, hand-foot, cardiothoracic, and general surgery.