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PEAK SURGICAL
SKU:PS-P-00049
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Compact precision for pathology and laboratory analysis. The Post Mortem Scissors Straight 4.5" are specialized instruments engineered for high-detail cutting during autopsy, forensic examination, and laboratory dissection. Their small footprint and fine-milled blades provide the manual dexterity required for the meticulous investigation of tissues and small anatomical structures.
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The Post Mortem Scissors Straight 4.5" are a foundational tool for pathologists, lab technicians, and veterinary researchers. While larger shears are used for gross anatomical work, the 4.5-inch pattern is the preferred "finesse" tool for the detailed examination of organs and tissue samples. The straight design provides a direct tactile interface, allowing the professional to perform linear cuts and fine dissections with absolute consistency.
These scissors are manufactured to withstand the demanding environment of a pathology lab. The high-quality stainless steel ensures that the blades maintain their structural integrity even after frequent exposure to chemical fixatives and repeated sterilization cycles. This durability, combined with the precision-milled tips, makes them a reliable choice for both forensic investigations and educational anatomy training.
Their lightweight construction and balanced feel provide the user with enhanced sensitivity, which is vital when separating thin tissue layers or identifying small pathological markers. Whether in a clinical pathology setting or a veterinary autopsy suite, these scissors deliver the reliable performance needed for thorough and accurate examinations.
Feature Details
Material Premium Surgical Stainless Steel
Total Length 4.5 Inches (114mm)
Blade Geometry Straight / Fine Tips
Finish Satin / Mirror Polish (Corrosion Resistant)
Maintenance Fully Autoclavable / Reusable
Primary Use Cases:
Q: Are these scissors sharp enough to cut through bone?
A: No. These scissors are precision instruments designed for soft tissue dissection. To prevent damaging the fine blades, dedicated bone shears or saws should be used for any skeletal structures.
Q: Can these be used in veterinary surgery on live animals?
A: While manufactured from surgical-grade steel, the "Post Mortem" designation typically refers to their primary use in pathology and forensics. For live surgical procedures, we recommend our specialized clinical dissecting scissors.
Q: How should I clean these after a pathology procedure?
A: They should be cleaned of all organic debris immediately after use, followed by ultrasonic cleaning and sterilization. They are fully autoclavable and resistant to common laboratory disinfectants.
Q: Do they come in a curved version?
A: Yes, curved versions are available for procedures requiring navigation around anatomical contours; however, the straight version is the standard for direct-line specimen cutting.