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Gdc Scissors Iris - Straight (11.5cm) (S17)
Gdc Scissors Iris - Straight (11.5cm) (S17)
Gdc Scissors Iris - Straight (11.5cm) (S17)
Gdc Scissors Iris - Straight (11.5cm) (S17)

Gdc Scissors Iris - Straight (11.5cm) (S17)

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Brand: GDC
Product Code: GDC-SIS
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GDC Scissors Iris - Straight (11.5cm) (S17)

GDC Scissors Iris - Straight (11.5cm) (S17)

Iris Scissors are used for delicate tissue dissection and fine suture removal. They measure four and a half inches.
Used for different purposes, such as cutting of the gums, sutures, or bandages.
With smooth or toothed/serrated blades and pointed or beveled tips for specific different surgical purposes.
These scissors have slim and sharp working ends for cutting the finest tissues/sutures in oral and maxillofacial surgery.
Iris Scissors are very small, with an extremely sharp and fine tip
These are ideal for detailed dissection of fine tissue & fine suture removal.
Iris Scissors Straight 11.5cm Single Use Straight Iris Stitch Scissors, used to cut suture material or delicate tissue during minor surgical procedures.
It is microsurgical scissors.
Allow extremely smooth cutting of fine & coarse tissue
Less traumatic
Serrated blade

Features:

Ergonomic Design

  • Finger - Ring instrument
  • Small Scissors - Fine Work
  • Excellent Design - For Comfortable grip
  • Light Weighted - Less Fatigued

Shapes

  • Four different Available Shapes
  • Straight, Curved, Side Curve, Angular

Tip

  • Sharp pointed tip

Use

  • Commonly for detailed dissection of fine tissues and fine suture removal

Material

  • Made of high-grade Stainless steel

Rust Free

  • Corrosion Resistant - Passivated

Disinfection

  • Autoclavable at 135 degrees celsius

  • ·         Packaging:

    • Pack of 1

    ·         Directions To Use :

    • The thumb and ring finger are inserted through the rings.
      The index finger is held along the length of the scissors to steady and direct it. The second finger aids in
      controlling the locking mechanism. The index finger should not be put through the finger ring, because this
      will result in a dramatic decrease in control

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