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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-katzin
Uom ea
Uom Description 1 each
Working Edge Style fenestrated

Frequently asked questions

Are these scissors suitable for delicate Keratoplasty procedures?

Yes, these scissors are specifically engineered for Keratoplasty (corneal transplant) procedures. Their design prioritizes the extremely fine, controlled cutting required when working with delicate corneal tissue.

How does the locking mechanism improve surgical precision?

The integrated locking mechanism on the handle is a key feature that secures the lower blade in place. This stability prevents unwanted movement during delicate cutting tasks, ensuring maximum accuracy during the procedure.

Do these scissors help prevent accidental tissue damage?

Yes, they feature a built-in safety stop mechanism. This critical feature limits the blade’s travel distance, preventing excessive pressure from damaging either the sensitive corneal tissue or the instrument itself.

Is the material durable enough for frequent sterilization?

Absolutely. These scissors are crafted from high-quality stainless steel, designed specifically for reusable, clinical-grade use. They are fully compatible with standard sterilization protocols required for repeated surgical applications.

What is the benefit of the fenestrated, double-spring handle?

The double-spring, fenestrated handle design serves two primary purposes: 1. It reduces the overall weight of the instrument for better maneuverability. 2. It provides superior grip control, which is essential for the micro-movements required in ophthalmic surgery.

Is the blade configuration optimized for right-handed cutting?

These scissors feature a distinct rightward curve and blades of differing lengths. This specific geometry mimics the Katzin design, offering the necessary ergonomics for surgeons performing precise cuts from the right-hand orientation.

Are these instruments free from natural rubber latex?

Yes, these corneal transplant scissors are not made with natural rubber latex, making them safe for use with patients or staff members who have latex sensitivities.

Does this instrument require specific cleaning before first use?

Yes, as the product is supplied non-sterile, it must be properly processed and sterilized according to your facility’s protocols before it is used in a patient procedure.

What is the standard length of this instrument?

The instrument measures 4 inches in total length. This compact size is ideal for the microsurgical environments where these scissors are typically utilized.

Are these scissors TAA compliant for procurement?

Yes, this instrument is fully TAA compliant, meeting the necessary standards for government and institutional procurement.