Castro Keratoplasty Scissors Wide Handle Medium for Ophthalmic Procedures

Keratoplasty scissors support precise cutting tasks in ophthalmic procedures.
Wide handles provide a confident grip during controlled instrument handling.
The medium size balances access and maneuverability for routine procedural work.
Scissor construction supports focused tissue cutting within delicate operative workflows.
Its design suits ophthalmic work requiring careful, deliberate cutting control.
The instrument supports focused cutting workflows across general surgery and ophthalmic procedures.

Brand: surgivalley

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SKU: 002210827

Kategorien: Chirurgische Scheren, Scheren

Controlled Cutting Support for Ophthalmic and General Surgical Workflows

Castro Keratoplasty Scissors are surgical scissors designed for cutting tasks in ophthalmic procedures, with a wide handle and medium format that support practical instrument handling. The named keratoplasty design aligns with delicate, detail-oriented work where controlled manipulation and access are important. Their ophthalmic identity also supports organized preparation for eye-related procedures, while the approved General Surgery application allows use within broader surgical workflows where this scissors configuration is appropriate. The wide handle provides a substantial gripping surface for routine handling, and the medium size offers a balanced format for instrument organization, positioning, and use according to facility technique.

Use Cases

Support cutting tasks associated with keratoplasty and other ophthalmic procedures.
Provide a medium-format scissors option for controlled instrument handling in eye-related surgical workflows.
Use in General Surgery settings where a Castro keratoplasty scissors configuration is appropriate to the planned task.
Include in procedure-specific instrument setups requiring scissors categorized for ophthalmic procedures.

Care & Reprocessing

Clean and reprocess the scissors according to applicable facility protocols and the manufacturer’s instructions for use.
Inspect the instrument before and after handling for visible residue, damage, or changes that could affect its intended use.
Handle the scissors carefully to protect the cutting surfaces and wide handle during setup, transport, and storage.
Store in a clean, organized location that helps prevent contact damage and supports ready identification for ophthalmic or General Surgery workflows.