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Angled Capsule Scissors

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The Angled Capsule Scissors are designed to provide a greater range of access to the capsule during surgical procedures. Available with 45° and 20° angled configurations, these scissors provide different working angles and overall lengths to accommodate varying capsular access requirements.
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The Angled Capsule Scissors are designed for controlled cutting and manipulation of the capsule where an angled working end can provide improved access to the operative area. The angled design allows the scissors to approach capsular tissue from different directions while maintaining the handles outside the immediate working area.

Two configurations are available, featuring 45° and 20° scissor angles. The 45° configuration has an overall length of 9.5" (24.1 cm), while the 20° configuration has an overall length of 10" (25.4 cm).

Key Features

  • Angled scissor design for increased capsular access
  • Available in 45° and 20° configurations
  • 45° version: 9.5" (24.1 cm) overall length
  • 20° version: 10" (25.4 cm) overall length
  • Designed for controlled cutting and manipulation of capsular tissue
  • Angled working end provides alternative approaches to the operative field
  • Ring-style scissor handles for manual control

Angled Working Design

The defining feature of these scissors is the angled working end. Rather than positioning the cutting blades directly in line with the shaft, the blades are angled to provide a different approach to the capsule.

This configuration can help provide a greater range of capsular access by allowing the cutting end to be positioned according to the direction and location of the tissue being addressed.

45° Configuration

The 45° configuration provides a more pronounced angle at the working end.

Specifications:

  • Scissor Angle: 45°
  • Overall Length: 9.5" (24.1 cm)

The 45° angle provides a strongly angled approach to the capsule and can be selected when this orientation is appropriate for the intended procedure.

20° Configuration

The 20° configuration provides a less pronounced angle compared with the 45° version.

Specifications:

  • Scissor Angle: 20°
  • Overall Length: 10" (25.4 cm)

This configuration provides a more gradual angled approach while maintaining an extended overall instrument length.

Configuration Comparison

Feature45° Configuration20° Configuration
Scissor Angle45°20°
Overall Length9.5" (24.1 cm)10" (25.4 cm)
Primary DesignAngled capsule scissorsAngled capsule scissors
Working ApproachMore pronounced angleMore gradual angle

Capsular Access

The angled design is intended to provide a greater range of access to capsular tissue. The different angle options allow the instrument to be selected according to the preferred approach to the operative site.

The 45° version provides a more pronounced change in working direction, while the 20° version provides a more gradual angle.

Surgical Applications

The Angled Capsule Scissors are intended to assist with:

  • Controlled cutting of capsular tissue
  • Capsular manipulation
  • Procedures requiring angled access to the capsule
  • Surgical applications where a straight scissor configuration may provide less convenient access
  • Orthopedic procedures involving capsular tissue

The appropriate angle should be selected according to the surgical approach and working position required.

Handle and Control

The scissors feature ring-style handles that allow the user to manually control the opening and closing of the blades. The extended shaft and angled working end position the blades away from the handle, helping provide access to the operative area.

Technical Specifications

Specification45° Version20° Version
Instrument TypeAngled Capsule ScissorsAngled Capsule Scissors
Scissor Angle45°20°
Overall Length9.5" (24.1 cm)10" (25.4 cm)
Working ConfigurationAngledAngled
Primary ApplicationCapsular Access and CuttingCapsular Access and Cutting

Handling and Use Considerations

Select the scissor angle according to the required approach to the capsule and the surgical working position. Controlled movements should be used when cutting or manipulating capsular tissue.

Before use, inspect the blades, hinge, handles, and overall instrument condition. Ensure the scissors open and close smoothly and that the cutting edges are free from visible damage.

After use, follow the healthcare facility's established procedures for cleaning, inspection, sterilization, maintenance, and storage.

FAQs

What are Angled Capsule Scissors used for?

They are designed to assist with controlled cutting and manipulation of capsular tissue while providing an angled approach to the operative area.

What angle options are available?

The scissors are available in 45° and 20° configurations.

What is the overall length of the 45° version?

The 45° version has an overall length of 9.5" (24.1 cm).

What is the overall length of the 20° version?

The 20° version has an overall length of 10" (25.4 cm).

What is the main difference between the two versions?

The primary difference is the scissor angle. The 45° version has a more pronounced angle, while the 20° version has a more gradual angle.