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PEAK SURGICAL
SKU:PS-GS-00039
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The professional standard for safe and controlled perineal incisions. The Braun Stadler Episiotomy Scissors are specialized obstetric instruments meticulously designed for the delicate requirements of childbirth procedures. Featuring a distinctive angled blade profile and a compact 140mm (5 1/2") frame, this instrument acts as a mechanical necessity for clinicians requiring high maneuverability in the confined delivery field. The specialized offset angle allows for a clear line of sight and an ergonomic hand position, ensuring a precise mediolateral or midline incision, while the blunt-tipped design maximizes safety for both the mother and the infant.
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The Braun Stadler Episiotomy Scissors (140mm) are a foundational component of every maternity and obstetric tray. Their primary utility lies in their "compact precision" design; while larger episiotomy scissors offer more leverage, the Braun Stadler pattern emphasizes control. This makes it a preferred tool for clinicians who prioritize visibility and anatomical accuracy. The angled blades ensure that the clinician's hand does not obstruct the primary operative site, which is critical during the high-stakes final stages of labor.
Built to exceed the rigorous hygiene and durability standards of modern labor and delivery wards, these scissors are fully autoclavable. The precision-fit screw joint ensures that the blades maintain their perfect tension, providing a reliable cutting action procedure after procedure.
Feature Details
Material Premium Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel
Total Length 140mm (5 1/2 Inches)
Blade Profile Angled / Blunt-Blunt
Joint Type High-Precision Screw Joint
Maintenance Fully Autoclavable / Reusable
Primary Use Cases:
Q: Why choose an angled blade over a straight one for an episiotomy?
A: The pelvic floor is contoured. An angled blade allows the surgeon to reach the tissue at the correct anatomical angle without having to twist their wrist into an awkward position, which significantly improves cutting accuracy and safety.
Q: Is the 140mm length too small for large procedures?
A: While 140mm is compact, it provides the most "control." For clinicians who require more reach or leverage, the 241mm Vant or 180mm Waldmann patterns may be preferred, but the Braun Stadler remains the gold standard for precision-focused work.
Q: Can these be used to cut sutures or umbilical tapes?
A: While they can cut sutures, we recommend using them primarily for soft tissue to preserve the high-precision edge. Cutting synthetic materials or gauze can dull the specialized edge over time.
Q: What is the best way to maintain the joint?
A: Clean thoroughly in an ultrasonic bath to remove all biological debris. Apply a drop of water-soluble, surgical-grade lubricant to the pivot joint before autoclaving to ensure the action remains smooth and fluid.