Description
Lincoln Neurosurgical Scissors
Lincoln neurosurgical scissors are fine scissors for cutting tissue and dura during neurosurgery. Surgeons use them for delicate cuts where larger scissors would feel clumsy.
A fine operating scissor
Neurosurgical scissors need precise blades and good control. So a moderate length like 18 cm keeps the tips steady in the hand. Also, it suits work near the surface and at moderate depth.
Curved or straight
We offer two versions, both 18 cm. The straight pair cuts directly ahead of the hand. In contrast, the curved blades let the surgeon cut around a structure while keeping the tips in view.
When surgeons reach for them
Typical tasks include opening dura, cutting sutures and trimming soft tissue. For instance, a surgeon may extend a dural opening with the curved version and then cut sutures with the straight one. Many teams keep both.
Choosing a version
If you do mostly straight-line cuts, the straight version may suit you best. However, curved blades help in rounded spaces and near delicate tissue. Tell us about your current scissors, and we will suggest a pair.
Caring for your Lincoln neurosurgical scissors
Rinse the blades open, then brush around the pivot. Next, dry them and lubricate the joint. Finally, sterilize them and send them for sharpening when the cut becomes rough.
Lincoln neurosurgical scissors specifications
- One 18 cm length for both versions
- Blade profile: straight pair or curved pair
- Stainless steel
Buying the Lincoln scissors
Should the workmanship ever fail, these scissors carry a three-year warranty. Also, we cut-test and inspect each pair by hand in Atlanta before shipping. Our FAQs guide covers order steps. For surgical stainless, we cite ASTM F899, the specification our buyers most often ask about. For more reach, see the Klinkenbergh-Loth scissors. The rest sits in our neurosurgery scissors and tools.
For professional use. The care and sterilization how-to explains stock images and the nickel in stainless, and our returns center explains exchanges.






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