Uses of Episiotomy Scissors

Used to make incisions in the perineum to assist childbirth.
Bluntly cutting skin, membranes, fascia, muscle tissue, and sutures.
Reduce trauma to the delicate perineal tissues to promote quick healing.
Prevent delivery complications and ensure secure passage for the baby.

Features	Benefits
Stainless Steel Construction	Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel.
Blunt, Round Tips	Perform blunt tissue dissection while avoiding piercing damage to the surrounding structures.
Upward Angled Blades	Access the incision site and manipulate perineal tissues.
Smooth Outer Curves	Easily pass through the tissues during labor.
Beveled Blades	Enhance cutting performance with effortless dissection.
Ergonomic Finger Handles	Easy to use and comfortable to handle during longer surgeries.
Variety	Available in various sizes to accommodate patient anatomies.

Specification	Detail
Manufacturer	Acheron Instruments
Material	Stainless Steel
Finish	Satin
Category	General Surgery Instruments
Instrument Type	Scissor
Working End Profile	Angled
Handle Type	Ring Handle
Overall Length	14.5 cm - 5 3/4", 20 cm - 8", 22 cm - 8 3/4"
Corrosion Resistance	Yes
Sterilization	Autoclavable
Usage	Reusable
Certification	ISO Certified

What are the major purposes of an episiotomy?

Episiotomies are performed to prevent perineal tearing during the delivery, reduce the timing of the second stage of labor, and also support a large baby or one in a breech position.

Can we use the Episiotomy Scissors in general surgery procedures?

No, Episiotomy Scissors are specifically used in gynecology and obstetrics procedures, they are not suitable for general surgery procedures.

Episiotomy Scissors

Acheron Instruments’ Episiotomy Scissors are surgical tools for performing episiotomies, small cuts at the perivaginal area, during childbirth to enlarge the birth canal in obstetrics procedures.

Angled Blades for Optimum Tissue Manipulation.
Beveled Edges for Higher Cutting Action.
Superior Control with an Ergonomic Finger Handles.
Our products are ISO-certified.

SKU: 7685
CATEGORY: GENERAL SURGERY INSTRUMENTS
TYPE: Scissor
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TAGs: Episiotomy Scissors , scissor

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Uses of Episiotomy Scissors

Used to make incisions in the perineum to assist childbirth.
Bluntly cutting skin, membranes, fascia, muscle tissue, and sutures.
Reduce trauma to the delicate perineal tissues to promote quick healing.
Prevent delivery complications and ensure secure passage for the baby.

Features	Benefits
Stainless Steel Construction	Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel.
Blunt, Round Tips	Perform blunt tissue dissection while avoiding piercing damage to the surrounding structures.
Upward Angled Blades	Access the incision site and manipulate perineal tissues.
Smooth Outer Curves	Easily pass through the tissues during labor.
Beveled Blades	Enhance cutting performance with effortless dissection.
Ergonomic Finger Handles	Easy to use and comfortable to handle during longer surgeries.
Variety	Available in various sizes to accommodate patient anatomies.

Specification	Detail
Manufacturer	Acheron Instruments
Material	Stainless Steel
Finish	Satin
Category	General Surgery Instruments
Instrument Type	Scissor
Working End Profile	Angled
Handle Type	Ring Handle
Overall Length	14.5 cm - 5 3/4", 20 cm - 8", 22 cm - 8 3/4"
Corrosion Resistance	Yes
Sterilization	Autoclavable
Usage	Reusable
Certification	ISO Certified

What are the major purposes of an episiotomy?

Episiotomies are performed to prevent perineal tearing during the delivery, reduce the timing of the second stage of labor, and also support a large baby or one in a breech position.

Can we use the Episiotomy Scissors in general surgery procedures?

No, Episiotomy Scissors are specifically used in gynecology and obstetrics procedures, they are not suitable for general surgery procedures.

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Uses of Episiotomy Scissors

What are the major purposes of an episiotomy?

Can we use the Episiotomy Scissors in general surgery procedures?

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