Yasargil Dissector

Description

Yasargil Dissector

The Yasargil dissector is a microsurgical dissector for separating tissue planes. Neurosurgeons use it around vessels, nerves and tumor margins when they need gentle, precise movement.

Its role in microsurgery

Microsurgery depends on finding and following natural planes. Therefore, a fine dissector matters as much as scissors or forceps. The dissector lets the surgeon open those planes with small, careful strokes.

Size

We list this dissector at 18 cm. That length suits deep work under the microscope. If you need the tip width or angle, contact us before ordering, because we do not publish those details.

Where it fits

The dissector belongs in a micro set with a probe, a knife and micro forceps. For instance, the surgeon may dissect with it and then lift tissue with forceps. Many surgeons keep more than one dissector on the tray.

Building your set

If you already own Yasargil instruments, this tool will match them. Meanwhile, if you are starting from scratch, we can suggest a small core set. Just send us a list of what you use now.

Caring for your Yasargil dissector

Clean the tip gently right after surgery, before blood dries. Then rinse it and inspect it under magnification. Dry it completely and sterilize it in a tray that holds it securely.

Yasargil dissector specifications

• Length: 18 cm
• Microsurgical Yasargil pattern
• Stainless steel

Ordering from Intrace USA

This dissector includes a three-year warranty should a workmanship problem appear. Atlanta staff inspect its tip by hand before packing. Common questions have answers in our help center FAQ. Dissector steel meets the reference we cite, ASTM F899, for surgical instruments. A finer choice is the Yasargil micro dissector. See our neurosurgery pages for the full range.

Dissectors are for professional use. The instrument care page covers why photos may vary and nickel in steel; the refunds page explains how returns work.