Austin attic dissector 6 1/4 straight shaft angled 90° 0.5mm wide flattened blade 16.0mm from bend to tip round handle

Focused Access for General Surgical Dissection

The Austin attic dissector is a general surgery instrument intended for controlled tissue dissection and separation during operative procedures. Its 6 1/4-inch straight shaft provides a direct working profile, while the 90º angle positions the flattened blade for access around the bend. The 0.5 mm wide blade and 16.0 mm distance from bend to tip support focused manipulation in confined working areas. A round handle offers a familiar grasp for routine instrument handling and directional control. Together, these design details provide a practical option for surgeons seeking a compact, angled dissector for precise, task-oriented tissue handling.

Use Cases

• Dissecting and separating tissue during general surgical procedures.
• Using the 90º angled blade to approach tissue around a bend or within a confined operative area.
• Applying the narrow, flattened blade to focused tissue manipulation.
• Handling tissue with the straight-shaft profile when a direct instrument approach is preferred.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the dissector according to facility protocols and the applicable instrument-care instructions.
• Inspect the flattened blade, 90º bend, shaft, and handle before and after use for visible damage or deformation.
• Handle the narrow blade carefully during transport, cleaning, and setup to help preserve its shape.
• Store the instrument in a manner that protects the blade and prevents contact damage.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.