Ophthalmic scissors are precision instruments designed for delicate tasks related to cutting eye tissue. Straight or curved iris scissors are commonly used for fine tissue dissection, while Westcott scissors are preferred for conjunctival and soft tissue work. Vannas and Stevens tenotomy scissors support controlled cutting in confined spaces.
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| Key Design Features |
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| • Fine sharp cutting blades • Straight or curved patterns • Blunt or pointed tips • Smooth spring or ring-handle action |
| Related procedures |
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| • Conjunctival surgery • Cataract surgery • Corneal surgery • Oculoplastic surgery • Vitreoretinal surgery |
| RUMEX Expertise |
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| • Overnight, express and economy shipping options available • Directly from manufacturer • Instruments are co-designed with practicing doctors • CE compliance • Flexible payment options including PO payments |
| FAQ |
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| Which scissor pattern is best for conjunctiva? Westcott or delicate conjunctival scissors are commonly selected for conjunctival dissection. The preferred pattern depends on the surgeon’s technique. Are Vannas and Westcott styles available? Yes, both Vannas and Westcott styles are widely used in ophthalmic surgery and available from RUMEX. How often should scissors be sharpened? Sharpening is based on performance and inspection findings, not a fixed schedule. Service scissors if they snag tissue, fail to cut cleanly, or show damaged edges. Are titanium scissors offered? Several models of titanium scissors tips with stainless steel tubes are available. What tip configuration is safest near the cornea? Fine blunt or rounded tips can reduce the risk of unintended tissue injury near the cornea, but selection depends on the specific procedure. |
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