Demartel Artery & Dissecting Scissors

Scissors - Supercut undefined Dietrich-Potts Scissors with micro fine blades are frequently used for vascular cutting and making small incisions for cardiothoracic procedures. They feature black 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.

Scissors - Supercut Ring handle, curved blades, blunt tips, 6" (15.0 cm) Jamison and Steven's Tenetomy Scissors are used primarily in operations calling for the cutting or division of a tendon. These scissors both feature razor sharp supercut upper blades for precise, effortless cutting, and ring handles for improved control over the tissue. These scissors are made of operating room grade stainless steel, and manufactured to the highest standard of instrumentation by expert craftsmen in Germany.

Debakey Scissors ring handle DeBakey Scissors are commonly used for cutting vessels in cardiovascular procedures. They feature ring handles for exceptional control over the target tissue. A variety of angles and tip types are offered to accommodate many types of procedures. These scissors are made of operating room grade stainless steel, and are manufactured to the highest standard of instrumentation by expert craftsmen in Germany.

Arteriotomy Scissors flat handle, angled 45 degrees, 5-1/2" (14.0 cm) Arteriotomy Scissors are crafted for use in a wide range of cardiothoracic surgical procedures. In any number of vascular type surgeries ranging from arterial grafting to valve repair it is necessary to incise arteries or to expand already made incisions and this scissor is made for that particular purpose. This is a general, multi-purpose tool which comes equipped with a flat handle as well as being angled at 45 degrees giving it the optimal handling and accessibility to hard to reach regions without obscuring the surgical field excessively.