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Description

Supercut Sklarhone Metzenbaum-Nelson Bariatric Scissors are long dissecting scissors most commonly used in Bariatric Surgeries such as gastric bypass, gastric banding, and sleeve gastrectomy. They are also used in Nephrectomy, Cystectomy, and Prostatectomy procedures to dissect and cut tissue. Metzenbaum-Nelson scissors tend to be longer than standard Metzenbaum scissors which make them ideal for use in thoracic procedures as well. These scissors are not recommended for cutting sutures or drains. Supercut Sklarhone scissors combine one knife-like razor edge and one micro-serrated scissor edge. These scissors can be used to cut both delicate and heavy tissue because of their unique design. The micro-serrations of the Supercut Sklarhone scissors minimize tearing of tissue so cuts and edges are smooth and clean. Sklarhone instruments are identified by dual black finger rings. This product is straight, has one razor edge, one micro-serrated edge, blunt tips, and an overall length of 9 inches.

Brand sklarhone super-cut
Disposable Or Reusable reusable
Family bariatric dissecting scissors
Grade sklar premium or grade
Handle Style dual black finger rings
Instrument Curvature straight
Instrument Length 9"
Instrument Material stainless steel
Is Sterile non-sterile
Is Taa Compliant taa compliant
Latex Free not made with natural rubber latex
Surname metzenbaum-nelson
Tip Config blunt/blunt (b/b)
Type scissors
Uom ea
Uom Description 1 each
Working Edge Style 1 razor, 1 micro-serrated

Frequently asked questions

How does the Super-Cut design improve tissue dissection?

The Super-Cut technology features a unique dual-edge design:

  • One razor edge for sharp, precise cutting.
  • One micro-serrated edge that grips tissue.

This combination minimizes tissue tearing and ensures smooth, clean incisions across both delicate and heavy tissue types.

Are these scissors suitable for deep-tissue procedures?

Yes, these are specifically designed as bariatric dissecting scissors. At 9 inches in length, they offer the extended reach necessary for deep-tissue access required in:

  • Bariatric procedures (e.g., gastric bypass, sleeve gastrectomy).
  • Thoracic operations.
  • Nephrectomy, cystectomy, and prostatectomy.
Is the material durable enough for repeated surgical use?

Absolutely. These scissors are manufactured from high-quality stainless steel to Sklar Premium standards. They are engineered to be fully reusable, ensuring long-term durability for demanding surgical environments.

Can I use these scissors to cut sutures?

No. These instruments are specifically calibrated for tissue dissection. Using them to cut sutures or drains is not recommended, as it can dull the specialized cutting edges.

How do I ensure these are prepared correctly before surgery?

This product is supplied in a non-sterile condition. You must follow your facility’s standard sterilization protocols for stainless steel surgical instruments before using them in any procedure.

Are these easily identifiable in a busy operating room?

Yes, Sklarhone instruments are designed for easy identification. This model features their signature dual black finger rings, allowing surgical staff to quickly distinguish them from other instruments on a tray.

Are these safe for patients with latex allergies?

Yes, this product is confirmed to be not made with natural rubber latex, making it safe for use in patients with latex sensitivities.

Why are blunt/blunt tips preferred for this instrument?

The blunt/blunt (B/B) tips are specifically chosen for general dissection work. They provide a higher degree of safety when navigating deep tissues, minimizing the risk of accidental puncture or damage to surrounding structures.

Is this product compliant with government procurement standards?

Yes, this instrument is fully TAA compliant.

How does the straight configuration affect its utility?

The straight configuration provides a direct, linear path for cutting, which is often preferred for specific surgical approaches where a curve might interfere with the angle of attack, particularly in deep-cavity work like bariatric or thoracic surgery.