Dissecting Scissors

Favaloro Scissors - Supercut W/ Platinum Handle supercut w/ platinum handle, ring handle, angled blades, 6-3/4" (17.0 cm Favaloro Scissors are designed to excel in cutting vessels and tissue in cardiovascular procedures. They feature ring handles to allow for unparalleled control over tissue. They also have sharply angled blades to reach obscured vessels in the surgical field, and supercut technology, which minimize slippage and make for clean, effortless cutting. 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 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.

Micro Scissors - Flat Handle - Straight/Curved Tips flat handle, sharp tips, 5-1/2" (14.0 cm) Castroviejo Micro Scissors are designed for use in cardiothoracic surgical procedures, specifically those that require manipulation of delicate vasculature and arteriotomy. These scissors feature a flat handle for improved stability, and sharp tips for delicate dissection. These scissors are made of operating room grade stainless steel, and are manufactured to the highest standard of instrumentation by expert craftsmen in Germany.

Artery Scissors delicate, blunt/blunt tips Church Artery Scissors are ideal for fine and sharp incision and/or dissection of the arteries. Designed with delicate, blunt/blunt tips, these scissors are available in curved or straight ends. The wide variety allows for a variety of angles to be reached during vascular procedures.