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16mm, 130mm Length Westcott Conjunctival Scissors Blunt Tips, Lightly Curved Blades

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SKU: CJ 3621
Price: 1584 EGP
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For full coverage during conjunctival and strabismus surgeries, the 16mm, 130mm length scissors with blunt tips and lightly curved blades provide reliable control for delicate tissue dissection.

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SKU: CJ 3621 Categories: Ophthalmology, Scissors, Surgical Instruments

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Technical Specifications of 16mm, 130mm Length Westcott Conjunctival Scissors Blunt Tips, Lightly Curved Blades

Specification	Description
Material	Anodized titanium
Finish	Anti-glare
Handle	Ribbed, non-slip
Length	130mm
Sterilization	Autoclavable (134°C steam)
Manufacturer	ACMED
SKU	CJ 3621

Designed for ophthalmic surgery, this instrument ensures precision and stability during delicate procedures. The anodized titanium construction offers both durability and lightweight handling, while the anti-glare finish enhances visibility for the surgeon. The ribbed, non-slip handle provides secure control, which is critical for maintaining accuracy throughout the surgical process. Autoclavable at 134°C steam, it meets essential sterilization standards, making it a highly valuable tool for ophthalmic professionals.

Surgical Applications of 16mm, 130mm Length Westcott Conjunctival Scissors Blunt Tips, Lightly Curved Blades

In conjunctival surgery, this tool is essential for precise dissection and manipulation of delicate ocular tissues, minimizing trauma and enhancing surgical outcomes. Its lightly curved blades and blunt tips are particularly advantageous in strabismus surgery, where they allow for meticulous separation of muscle tissue while reducing the risk of inadvertent damage to surrounding structures.