Scissors

Westcott curved tenotomy scissors with a right‑hand bias suit dissection along anatomic contours during strabismus and conjunctival work. The 19mm blades curve away from the line of sight, improving visibility at the cut, and blunt tips reduce the risk of scleral injury. The flat spring handle returns the blades to the open position after each cut.

Features & Benefits

• 19mm curved blades follow anatomic contours
• Blunt tips reduce risk of scleral injury
• Flat spring handle returns blades to open
• Right‑hand bias suits standard tenotomy work

These curved Stevens tenotomy scissors feature Super Cut edges with one serrated blade to grip tissue during dissection rather than slipping along it. Blunt tips protect adjacent structures during muscle, fascia, and conjunctival work, and the black ring handles identify the Super Cut edge for tray organization. The 115mm length supports controlled fingertip cutting.

Features & Benefits

• Super Cut edges deliver sharper, longer‑lasting cutting performance
• Serrated lower blade grips tissue during dissection
• Blunt tips protect adjacent structures
• Black ring handles flag Super Cut identification on the tray

The Stevens tenotomy scissors combine Super Cut edges with a serrated bottom blade for clean, slip‑free cutting of tendon and fascial tissue. Straight blunt tips reduce penetration risk near delicate structures, and the black ring handles offer a clear visual cue alongside other instruments on the field. A 115mm shaft supports microsurgical control.

Features & Benefits

• Super Cut edges deliver sharp slip‑free cutting
• Serrated lower blade grips tendon and fascia
• Blunt tips reduce penetration risk near delicate structures
• Black ring handles aid instrument identification