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PEAK SURGICAL
SKU:PS-S-00020
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The gold standard for intraocular tissue refinement. The De Wecker Iris Scissors are precision-engineered ophthalmic instruments designed for the most delicate cutting tasks in microsurgery. Featuring a specialized squeeze-action handle and exceptionally fine blades, these scissors provide the mechanical necessity for performing iridectomies and cutting delicate membranes within the anterior chamber. Their unique design allows for ultra-fine, controlled movements, making them a staple in high-precision procedures where standard ring-handled scissors lack the required maneuverability.
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The De Wecker Iris Scissors (11.4cm) are an essential component of the ophthalmic microsurgical tray. They are specifically valued for their ability to perform vertical or tangential cuts in confined spaces where traditional scissors are too bulky. The squeeze-action design is particularly advantageous for surgeons who prefer a "pencil-grip" for better tactile feedback and precision.
Designed for the high-volume environment of modern surgical centers, these scissors are built to endure. The high-quality stainless steel ensures total resistance to corrosion and maintains its sharp edge even after thousands of autoclave cycles. Beyond human ophthalmology, these scissors are frequently utilized by veterinary specialists and research scientists who require the highest level of precision for delicate tissue manipulation in small animal models.
Feature Details
Material Premium Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel
Handle Type Squeeze-Action / Spring-Loaded
Total Length 11.4cm (4.5 Inches)
Blade Profile Fine Micro-Blades
Maintenance Fully Autoclavable / Reusable
Primary Use Cases:
Q: How do De Wecker scissors differ from standard Iris scissors?
A: Standard Iris scissors have finger rings like common household scissors. De Wecker scissors use a squeeze-action spring handle, which is much better for high-precision work under a microscope, where finger movement must be minimized.
Q: Are these blades straight or curved?
A: This model typically features fine straight blades, but they are often available in curved variations depending on the specific surgical requirement.
Q: What is the best way to maintain the sharpness?
A: Use them only for their intended purpose (delicate tissue). Never use microsurgical scissors to cut thick sutures or gauze, as this will dull the fine edges.
Q: Can they be used for veterinary surgery?
A: Yes, they are highly popular in veterinary ophthalmology for procedures in cats, dogs, and smaller exotic animals due to their precision and small size.