Cosrtoviejo Micro Corneal Right Scissor Stainless Steel Surgery Scissors

Precision matters in ophthalmic surgery, and the Cosrtoviejo Micro Corneal Right Scissor delivers the accuracy professionals demand. With a sharp 11 mm pointed tip, this 4.5" micro scissor is designed for delicate corneal procedures. Manufactured from high-grade stainless steel, it offers exceptional durability, smooth performance, and fine control in microsurgical environments. Whether in a clinical setting or during ophthalmic training, this tool is an essential for any surgical toolkit.

Features:

• Micro Corneal Right Scissor – 11 mm Tip: Designed for precision corneal incisions and microsurgery
• High-Grade Stainless Steel: Ensures corrosion resistance, long-term sharpness, and ease of sterilization
• Pointed Tip Design: Offers excellent control and access during fine ophthalmic procedures
• Compact 4.5” Size: Perfect for delicate surgical manipulation and detailed work
• Right-Handed Orientation: Engineered for optimal performance in right-handed surgical use
• Excellent Build Quality: Crafted for durability and consistent surgical efficiency
• Smooth Cutting Performance: Reduces tissue trauma and supports precise cuts

Item Details:

• Product Name: Cosrtoviejo Micro Corneal Right Scissor
• Tip Size: 11 mm pointed tip
• Overall Length: 4.5 inches
• Material: Premium stainless steel
• Finish: Satin / polished surgical-grade finish
• Orientation: Right-handed
• Sterilizable: Yes, reusable after proper sterilization
• Function: Fine cutting and dissection in corneal/eye procedures

Uses & Applications:

• Ophthalmic Surgery – Ideal for corneal incisions, micro dissections, and precision eye procedures
• Clinical & Hospital Settings – Used by ophthalmologists, eye surgeons, and eye care professionals
• Surgical Training – Suitable for medical students and residents practicing fine surgical techniques
• Microsurgery Tasks – Excellent tool for controlled tissue dissection in tight areas
• Veterinary Ophthalmic Use – Also applicable in animal eye surgeries requiring fine instruments