Mayo-Stille Scissor Curved 6.75 Inch with Tungsten Carbide Insert

Mayo-Stille Scissor, Curved 6.75 Inch, With Tc Insert

Designed for clean, contour-following cuts, the 6.75-inch curved blades with tungsten carbide inserts improve control when shaping drapes near eyes or trimming dressings, exposing landmarks.

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SKU: TC.151.17 Categories: General Surgery, Scissors, Surgical Instruments

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Technical Specifications of Mayo-Stille Scissor, Curved 6.75 Inch, With Tc Insert

Specification	Description
Speciality	All Surgeries
Category	Surgical Instruments > General Surgery > Scissors
Type	Scissors
Model Variant	6.75 Inch
Material	Stainless Steel
Sterilization Method	Autoclavable
Finish	Matte
Length	17 cm (6.75 in)
Packaging Unit	Single piece
Handle Type	Flat grip
Tip Type	Curved
Country of Origin	Egypt
SKU	TC.151.17
Certifications	ISO 13485

Configured for surgical use, this curved scissor supports precise handling in general procedures, offered in a 6.75 inch variant with a flat grip handle, stainless steel construction, and matte finish; it is autoclavable and supplied as a single piece, aligning with intraoperative instrument requirements.

Surgical Applications of Mayo-Stille Scissor, Curved 6.75 Inch, With Tc Insert

This device supports access preparation by producing contour-matched cuts that clear overlying materials from inspection zones. Its curved profile and tungsten carbide inserts aid controlled exposure and consistent borders for surface review and photographic documentation.

Common Applications

Contouring paper or fabric drapes around periorbital, nasal, and auricular curves to maintain a clear examination sightline.
Refining adhesive tapes, bandages, and dressings to expose skin surfaces for visual assessment or photographic capture.
Trimming protruding gauze or packing ends that obscure neighboring anatomical landmarks.
Smoothing borders of protective pads or shields, including eye patches, to review adjacent contours.
Performing light hair trimming to clear surface reference points before imaging or documentation.