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Test Vannas Micro Scissors - Ultra Fine | Straight or Curved Microsurgical Scissors

Test Vannas Micro Scissors - Ultra Fine | Straight or Curved Microsurgical Scissors

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The Surgical Green Vannas Micro Scissors - Ultra Fine are reusable stainless steel microsurgical scissors designed for precise sharp dissection and controlled cutting of delicate tissue. Their pointed...

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The Surgical Green Vannas Micro Scissors - Ultra Fine are reusable stainless steel microsurgical scissors designed for precise sharp dissection and controlled cutting of delicate tissue. Their pointed tips and ultra-fine blades support accurate work on corneal tissue, the lens capsule, ocular structures, membranes, small vessels, and grafts during appropriate professional procedures.

 

Available in straight and curved profiles and in 8 cm, 12 cm, and 16 cm lengths, these fine surgical scissors can be selected to suit the required working distance and surgical approach. The curved option may improve access around delicate structures, while the straight profile supports a direct line of approach. Appropriate selection depends on the procedure, treatment site, and surgeon’s preferred technique.

 

Ultra-Fine Blades for Precise Microsurgical Cutting

The finely formed blades and pointed tips are intended for controlled sharp dissection where accuracy and clear tip placement are important. Their slim profile supports work within confined surgical fields, while the available straight or curved shapes help the user select an approach that supports access and visibility.

 

A delicate spring action enables responsive opening and closing during fine manipulation. Special thumb grips with criss-cross serrations provide tactile contact and help maintain handling control during repeated movements.

 

High-Quality Manufacturing

Surgical Green Vannas Micro Scissors are manufactured from premium stainless steel and passivated to support corrosion resistance. The fine satin, dull-polished finish helps reduce reflective glare under operating-room lighting. Each instrument is ultrasonically cleaned, individually packed, and subjected to boil, performance, and shape testing according to the supplied product information.

 

The scissors are reusable, latex-free, and supplied non-sterile. They must be cleaned, inspected, and sterilized in accordance with the manufacturer’s validated reprocessing instructions before clinical use.

 

Why Choose Surgical Green Vannas Micro Scissors

Feature

Added Benefit

Ultra-fine blades

Support precise cutting and sharp dissection of delicate tissue

Pointed tips

Facilitate accurate placement at the intended cutting site

Straight and curved options

Allow instrument selection based on access, visibility, and surgical approach

8 cm, 12 cm, and 16 cm lengths

Provide working-length choices for different procedural requirements

Delicate spring action

Supports responsive opening and closing during fine manipulation

Criss-cross serrated thumb grips

Provide tactile contact and help maintain handling control

Passivated stainless steel

Supports durability, corrosion resistance, and repeated professional use

Fine satin, dull-polished finish

Helps reduce distracting glare under surgical lighting

Reusable and latex-free

Supports reusable-instrument workflows and latex-free purchasing requirements

Ultrasonically cleaned and individually packed

Supports professional handling and preparation before validated sterilization

Professional-use notice: These microsurgical scissors are intended for use by appropriately trained and qualified healthcare professionals. They are supplied non-sterile and must be cleaned, inspected, and sterilized according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions before use. Confirm the required length, straight or curved profile, intended procedure, and facility reprocessing requirements before ordering. Performance depends on appropriate instrument selection, handling, maintenance, and surgical technique.