Swann-Morton Introduces New Stainless-Steel Surgical Knife

Consisting of 34 blade shapes and 12 handles the Swann-Morton general range is used throughout all surgical disciplines including Cardiology, Orthopaedics and Reconstructive surgery. The "choice" lies with the surgeon and their expertise as to which size and shape of blade is most appropriate for a particular procedure and which handle provides them with the flexibility, dexterity and depth of field they personally require. The range does include user specific products such as the E/11 for Chiropody, the 12d and 15c for Dentistry and the SG3 for minor skin grafts. After the successful addition of the Silvers minor skin graft knife and blades to its range last year Swann-Morton has extended it further with a premium stainless-steel Silvers knife, providing an alternative to the current version of the knife that has a distinctive blue autoclaveable handle. When combined with Swann-Morton's surgical stainless double-edged razor blades the knife handles, originally designed by HL Silver in Toronto, Canada, are ideal for taking small, intricate grafts from areas that would not be accessible with larger, standard knives. Although used mainly within plastic, reconstructive and oral surgery, the Silvers can also be used for the debridement of wounds. (Source: Swann-Morton)Hombre