Braun-Stadler Episiotomy Scissors

Description

Braun-Stadler Episiotomy Scissors

Braun-Stadler episiotomy scissors have an angled pattern for cutting a perineal incision during delivery. They come in 15, 20 or 23 cm.

An angled pattern

The angle lets the clinician line the blades up with the planned incision. So the hand stays clear of the delivery field. Also, the tips stay in view as the cut starts.

Three lengths

The 15 cm size measures about 14.5 cm and suits most deliveries. Meanwhile, the 20 cm size adds reach. Then the 23 cm size, about 22 cm measured, gives the longest option for a deeper reach.

In the delivery pack

Episiotomy scissors sit in many delivery sets beside cord scissors. Therefore staff can reach them quickly when the need arises. Plus, a separate pair keeps each task distinct.

Choosing a length

Many units start with the 15 cm Braun-Stadler episiotomy scissors. However, some clinicians like the extra length of the 20 cm pair for a clearer view. So ask your team before you standardize.

Reprocessing Braun-Stadler episiotomy scissors

Clean the angled section carefully, since debris can gather at the bend. Next, flush the pivot, then dry the pair completely. Finally, keep the tips covered in storage to protect the edges.

Braun-Stadler episiotomy scissors specifications

• Lengths: 15 cm (about 14.5 cm), 20 cm, or 23 cm (about 22 cm)
• Angled pattern
• Use: perineal incision (episiotomy) during delivery

Ordering from Intrace USA

A three-year warranty protects this instrument against manufacturing defects. Also, we check each piece in Atlanta before shipping. For care and cleaning questions, read our FAQs. Surgical stainless grades fall under ASTM F899. For another episiotomy pattern, see our Waldmann episiotomy scissors. Also, see our whole OB/GYN instrument range.

For trained professionals only. Notes on images and nickel content sit in our care and sterilization guide; see shipping and delivery for dispatch details.