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Stevens Tenotomy Scissors 18 cm STR

Allows controlled fine dissection and suture snipping in confined ENT fields. Precise handling supports confident decisions and streamlines follow-up suture removal.

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SKU: ENT2009SCI Categories: ENT, Scissors, Surgical Instruments

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Technical Specifications of Stevens Tenotomy Scissors 18 cm STR

Specification	Description
Specialty	ENT
Category	Surgical Instruments
Model Variant	18 cm
Material	STAINLESS STEEL
Sterilization Method	AUTOCLAVABLE
Finish	Matte / Satin Finish
Length	18 cm
Packaging Unit	SINGLE PIECE
Handle Type	FLAT GRIP
Tip Type	STR
Brand	HILTON BRAND
Country of Origin	Pakistan
SKU	ENT2009SCI

This ENT surgical instrument features straight tips and flat grip handles to support controlled handling during procedural use. Constructed from stainless steel with a matte/satin finish, it is autoclavable and supplied as a single piece. The 18 cm model variant corresponds to the stated overall length, aligning with standard intraoperative requirements.

Surgical Applications of Stevens Tenotomy Scissors 18 cm STR

In ENT approaches, this device refines access in nasal, oral, and pharyngeal corridors by permitting delicate soft‑tissue separation and controlled edge trimming. Its straight blades support preparation and sizing tasks, including small graft contouring, releasing thin bands in superficial planes, and suture division within restricted fields.

Common Applications

Access refinement in nasal, oral, and pharyngeal corridors through delicate soft‑tissue separation.
Controlled trimming of mucosal or skin edges to create defined edges for subsequent handling.
Small graft shaping and sizing for head and neck procedures.
Release of thin soft‑tissue bands in superficial planes to facilitate local exposure.
Targeted snipping around the auricle, nasal framework, and oropharyngeal structures in confined spaces.
Suture trimming within limited‑access areas.