Description

Product Overview

The Stevens Tenotomy Scissors are widely used in surgical specialties that require meticulous precision, such as plastic surgery, ophthalmic procedures, and fine tissue dissection. Their slim, sharp blades allow surgeons to navigate delicate anatomical structures with minimal trauma.

Manufactured from premium medical-grade stainless steel, the Stevens Tenotomy Scissors offer excellent durability, corrosion resistance, and consistent performance even after repeated sterilization cycles.

Available in multiple sizes, they are suitable for both fine and slightly deeper surgical applications.

 Key Features

 Available Sizes: 11.5 cm & 16 cm
 Shapes: Straight & Curved
 Tenotomy Delicate Blades – Designed for ultra-fine dissection
 High Precision Cutting – Maximum control in surgical procedures
 Medical-Grade Stainless Steel Construction
 Autoclavable & Reusable – Safe for clinical use
 Corrosion Resistant – Long-lasting durability
 Ergonomic Handle Design – Comfortable surgical grip

 Applications

• Fine tissue dissection
• Plastic and reconstructive surgery
• Microsurgical procedures
• Ophthalmic surgery
• General surgical use
• Tendon and nerve-related procedures

 Technical Specifications

Product Name: Stevens Tenotomy Scissors
Sizes: 11.5 cm / 16 cm
Shape: Straight & Curved
Tip Type: Delicate Tenotomy Blades
Material: Medical Grade Stainless Steel
Finish: Satin / Polished
Sterilization: Autoclavable
Usage: Surgical / Clinical Use
Reusable: Yes

Why Choose This Product?

The Stevens Tenotomy Scissors are trusted by surgeons for their exceptional precision and delicate handling capability. Their fine tenotomy tips allow accurate dissection in tight and sensitive areas, reducing tissue trauma and improving surgical outcomes.

Built for professional medical environments, the Stevens Tenotomy Scissors deliver reliability, control, and long-term performance.

Quality Assurance

At Backhaus International, all surgical instruments undergo strict quality control procedures to ensure precision, durability, and compliance with professional medical standards.