79 devices · GMDN 13487
Enucleation scissors are specialized surgical tools designed for ophthalmic procedures, primarily used to remove the eyeball and surrounding structures during enucleation surgery. These instruments employ a shearing action to precisely cut tissue, often during tumor removal or pain relief for blind eyes, and may also assist in cutting sutures or drapes in some cases.
These reusable devices are typically made from high-grade stainless steel and come in various designs and sizes to suit different surgical needs. Regulation and classification of enucleation scissors vary by jurisdiction, but they are generally subject to strict medical device standards due to their critical role in delicate eye surgeries.
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