7 1/4 Watson-Cheyne Probe u. Dissector double-ended

Double-ended probe and dissector supports adaptable handling in general surgery.
Its 7 1/4-inch length provides practical reach during neurosurgical procedures.
Two working ends help clinicians adjust approach without changing instruments.
The probe-and-dissector combination supports controlled tissue separation and exploration.
The 7.25-inch overall length supports close, deliberate instrument control.
Designed for dissection workflows across general and neurosurgical settings.

Brand: surgivalley

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SKU: 009210107

Categories: Dissectors, Dissectors

Tags: Dissector

Versatile Double-Ended Access for Controlled Dissection

The 7 1/4" Watson-Cheyne Probe u. Dissector double-ended is a surgical dissector designed for probing and tissue separation during operative procedures. Its two-ended configuration provides access to complementary instrument functions without requiring an immediate instrument change, supporting efficient handling at the field. The 7.25" overall length offers a practical reach for work within the operative area while remaining suitable for controlled manipulation. This dissector can support workflows in General Surgery and Neurosurgery where careful probing, dissection, and tissue handling are required. Its specialty-neutral design makes it a useful addition to teams seeking a straightforward, versatile instrument for routine surgical tasks.

Use Cases

Probe tissue planes and operative areas during General Surgery procedures.
Support controlled dissection and tissue separation with the appropriate end of the instrument.
Use the double-ended design to transition between complementary probing and dissecting tasks without immediately changing instruments.
Apply in Neurosurgery workflows where measured instrument handling and access within the operative field are required.
Use the 7 1/4" format when practical reach and controlled manipulation are needed.

Specifications

Care & Handling

Clean the instrument promptly after use according to facility protocols and the applicable manufacturer instructions.
Inspect both ends before and after use for visible soil, damage, distortion, or changes that could affect handling.
Handle the probe and dissector carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to protect the working ends.
Store in a manner that helps prevent contact damage and keeps the instrument ready for subsequent inspection and use.