Fisch Micro Dissector

Description

Fisch Micro Dissector

The Fisch micro dissector is a fine dissecting instrument for ear microsurgery. It carries the name of Ugo Fisch, a leading figure in otology and lateral skull base surgery.

Purpose

Microsurgery of the ear depends on separating tissue layers without tearing them. So the dissector offers a small working end for gentle, precise movements. Surgeons use it under the operating microscope.

Size data

We do not list a length or tip size for this item at present. Therefore, please write to us if you need dimensions before you buy. We will check and reply with the details.

In practice

A surgeon may use this dissector to free the tympanomeatal flap or to clear tissue around the ossicles. Also, it can help separate scar tissue during revision surgery. Fine suction usually works alongside it.

Rounding out your tray

Most otology trays carry dissectors from more than one pattern. Then the surgeon can choose the tip that best suits each step. We also stock Rosen and Plester dissectors if you want to compare. Then you can settle on the tip shape your hands prefer.

Caring for your Fisch micro dissector

Take care of the tip during reprocessing. Rinse it, brush it lightly and let it dry fully. Then place it in a micro tray with padding before sterilization.

Fisch dissector specifications

• Instrument type: micro dissector
• Dimensions: please ask us
• Stainless steel

How to buy

This dissector is protected by our three-year warranty against workmanship faults. Also, an Atlanta team member studies the Fisch tip before we pack it. The FAQ on our website covers quotes and payment. For material, we refer to ASTM F899, the surgical stainless specification. For another dissector with a stated length, see the Rosen micro dissector. Our ENT surgery department holds more.

Only for professional use. Our care overview explains photography and the nickel content of stainless steel. For shipping times, see the delivery section.