The Troutman-Castroviejo Scissors with small blades, FS7-1185 (right) with an overall length of 108mm and FS7-1190 (left) with an overall length of 110mm are surgical instruments commonly used in ophthalmic surgery.
These scissors are named after their inventors, Dr. Richard Troutman and Dr. Ramon Castroviejo, both of whom were pioneering ophthalmologists. They are designed with small, fine tips that allow for precise cutting of delicate tissue in the eye, making them an essential tool for various ophthalmic procedures.
The FS7-1185 and FS7-1190 models are distinguished by their blade orientation, with the FS7-1185 being a right-handed scissor and the FS7-1190 being a left-handed scissor. Both scissors are made of high-quality surgical steel and feature ergonomic handles for comfortable use during surgery.
Troutman-Castroviejo Scissors with small blades are used for cutting and shaping delicate tissue during various ophthalmic surgeries, including cataract surgeries, corneal transplants, and glaucoma procedures.
