Neurosurgical Scissors

Dissecting and surgical scissors are precision surgical instruments, typically made of stainless steel with a jointed design and ring handles, used for cutting and separating tissues, sutures, and dressings. Dissecting scissors have thin, fine blades for precise separation and are often straight with pointed tips. Surgical scissors are a broad category with various types, such as Mayo scissors for thicker tissues and Metzenbaum scissors for delicate tissues, featuring straight or curved blades, and some with tungsten carbide edges for increased hardness and durability. Key Characteristics

• Material: Most are made from high-quality stainless steel for toughness and corrosion resistance. 
• Blades: Can be straight or curved, with sharp, blunt, or a combination of tips, depending on the specific task. 
• Tungsten Carbide Reinforcement: Some blades are reinforced with tungsten carbide to create extremely sharp and durable edges, allowing for longer-lasting sharpness and more precise cuts