Ochsner Double-Ended Dissector

Description

The Ochsner Double-Ended Dissector is a surgical device used for accurate dissections. Here are some relevant details about it:

Design:

• Double-ended: It features two blades of varying widths at opposing ends of the tool, providing flexibility during surgery.
• Blade sizes: Common blade size combinations include 1mm/2mm and 3mm/4mm, enabling surgeons to choose the optimal tip for the desired amount of delicacy.
• Handle: Typically comes with a round or square handle for a comfortable grip.
• Material: Stainless steel for durability and easy sanitation.
• Length: Approximately 7 to 7⅛ inches (18-18.1 cm) for easy handling.

Uses:

• Dissection refers to the separation of fragile tissues during surgery.
• Common in treatments such as endarterectomy, which removes plaque accumulation from arteries.
• Other surgical techniques need the precise separation of tissues.

Benefits:

• Versatility: Provides two blade alternatives in one instrument.
• Precision: The tiny points allow for flawless dissection.
• Control: The handle design enables controlled manipulation during operation.