Kleinsasser-Healy micro laryngeal scissors working length 200mm, very delicate curved right blades sharp tips ring handle

Delicate Curved Scissors for Controlled Microdissection

Kleinsasser-Healy micro laryngeal scissors are designed for precise cutting in confined operative fields where controlled handling and accurate access matter. Their very delicate curved right blades and sharp tips support focused work around small anatomical structures, while the 200mm working length provides useful reach without requiring the hand to enter the immediate field. The ring handle supports familiar scissor manipulation during detailed tasks. Although associated with laryngeal procedures, this micro-pattern instrument can also support delicate cutting workflows in ENT, General Surgery, and Plastic Surgery when its slender curved profile and sharp-tip configuration suit the task.

Use Cases

• Perform delicate cutting tasks in ENT and laryngeal procedures where a curved, sharp-tip scissor profile is appropriate.
• Support controlled microdissection and fine tissue trimming in General Surgery when access and reach are important.
• Use for detailed cutting steps in Plastic Surgery requiring a very delicate instrument and focused blade control.
• Reach into confined operative fields with the 200mm working length while maintaining a familiar ring-handle grip.
• Use the curved right blades to approach selected structures from a directional angle suited to the operative field.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

• Handle the very delicate blades carefully and avoid contact with other instruments that could affect the sharp tips or curved profile.
• Clean and reprocess according to the facility's validated procedures and the applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect the blades, tips, curve, and ring handle before use for visible damage, alignment issues, or impaired movement.
• Store securely to protect the delicate working end from impact, pressure, or contact with other instruments.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.