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Description

Sklar's Troutman-Katzin Corneal Transplant Scissors are primarily used for cutting corneal tissue in Keratoplasty procedures. They are very similar to Katzin Corneal Transplant Scissors but feature an additional locking mechanism on the handle that is able to keep the lower blade from moving. Like the Katzin scissors, the blades are different lengths, and available curved right or curved left to maximize the precisin of cutting. The double spring handle is also fenestrated. This product has small blades, strongly curved to the right. It also features a stop to avoid damage to both the tissue and the instrument due to excessive pressure while cutting. The overall length is 4 inches.

Disposable Or Reusable reusable
Grade sklar or grade
Handle Style fenestrated
Instrument Curvature strongly curved
Instrument Material stainless steel
Is Sterile non-sterile
Is Taa Compliant taa compliant
Latex Free not made with natural rubber latex
Surname troutman
Uom ea
Uom Description 1 each
Working Edge Style fenestrated

Frequently asked questions

Does the locking mechanism improve cutting stability?

Yes, the integrated locking mechanism on the handle is specifically designed to secure the lower blade. This prevents unwanted movement, ensuring maximum stability during delicate corneal tissue manipulation.

How does the safety stop protect the tissue?

The instrument includes a built-in stop mechanism that prevents the user from applying excessive pressure. This feature protects delicate corneal tissue from accidental damage and helps maintain the integrity of the instrument’s blades.

Is the handle design ergonomic for long procedures?

The scissors feature a double spring, fenestrated handle. This design offers two key benefits: 1. Lightweight construction: Reduces fatigue during microsurgery. 2. Enhanced control: The fenestrated style allows for superior grip and manipulation.

What is the benefit of the Troutman-Katzin design?

The Troutman-Katzin design is optimized for corneal cutting. It uses blades of varying lengths to provide a superior cutting profile, which is specifically engineered to handle the challenges of Keratoplasty procedures.

Is the stainless steel material durable for reuse?

Yes, these scissors are crafted from high-quality stainless steel, making them a robust, reusable instrument designed to withstand the rigors of standard surgical cleaning and sterilization protocols.

Are these scissors free from natural rubber latex?

Yes, this product is confirmed to be not made with natural rubber latex, ensuring safety for both the surgeon and the patient regarding latex-related sensitivities.

What does the CensiTrac marking indicate?

The CensiTrac mark indicates that the instrument is compatible with modern tracking and inventory systems, which is essential for busy clinical environments looking to maintain detailed records of their surgical inventory.

Is the 4-inch length suitable for microsurgery?

The 4-inch overall length is the standardized size for these specialized corneal scissors, providing the perfect balance between reach and the fine-tuned precision required for ophthalmic microsurgery.

Why is the right-curve configuration important?

The right-curved blade is specifically engineered for surgeons who require optimal maneuverability during right-sided surgical approaches. This ensures the blade angle aligns perfectly with the anatomical requirements of the procedure.

Are these precision-engineered for professional use?

Absolutely. These scissors are precision-engineered to meet the high standards of ophthalmic surgery, where every micro-movement is critical to the success of a Keratoplasty procedure.