Parametrium Scissors With Slight Curve

Description

Parametrium Scissors With Slight Curve

These parametrium scissors have a slight curve and tungsten carbide edges. Surgeons use them to divide parametrial tissue during hysterectomy.

Dividing the parametrium

The parametrium holds the uterus in place at its sides. So the surgeon must cut it cleanly to free the uterus in hysterectomy. Therefore a dedicated pair keeps that step efficient.

A gentle curve

A slight curve lets the blades follow tissue planes without turning the wrist much. By contrast, a strong curve reaches further around corners. Also, the gentler curve keeps the tips easy to see.

Tungsten carbide edges

The carbide inserts stay sharp longer than plain steel. Then the scissors cut through firm connective tissue with less effort. Plus, the 23 cm length reaches well into the pelvis during open surgery.

Slight or strong curve

We also carry parametrium scissors with a strong curve for deep pelvic work. However, the version with a slight curve suits steps closer to the surface. So many teams keep one of each.

Cleaning parametrium scissors slight curve

Handle the blades by the shanks, not the tips, when you carry them to reprocessing. First, open them wide and rinse the joint thoroughly. Then dry them and store them in a slotted rack that protects the edges.

Parametrium scissors slight curve specifications

• Length: 23 cm
• Slight curve
• Tungsten carbide edges
• Use: dividing parametrial tissue in hysterectomy

Ordering from Intrace USA

A three-year warranty protects this instrument against manufacturing defects. Then our Atlanta office checks every order before dispatch. You can find care tips in our FAQs. Meanwhile, ASTM F899 describes the steel grades used for surgical instruments. For deeper pelvic work, see our parametrium scissors with strong curve. Our full range sits in the gynecology and obstetrics category.

Sold for professional use. Please read our care and sterilization guide and returns and refunds pages.