The Cincinnati Swann Morton Myringotomy Blades are meticulously crafted to provide exceptional precision for delicate ear surgeries. Made in England, these miniature blades utilize the finest surgical stainless steel ensuring unparalleled sharpness and durability. Designed with a unique long angle and short spear tip, these blades offer versatile cutting capabilities, allowing surgeons to make precise incisions both upwards and downwards, vital for myringotomy procedures where accuracy is crucial.

These blades are not only designed for superior performance but also prioritize safety with their sterile packaging, reducing any risk of infection. Packaged in a convenient box of 10, they are ideal for surgical settings requiring consistency and reliability. The Swann Morton Myringotomy Blades redefine standards in surgical instruments, making them a must-have for healthcare professionals focused on precision and patient care.

Key Features:

• Constructed with the highest quality surgical stainless steel to ensure durability and precision cutting. The long angle and short spear tip design allow for versatile cutting angles, making them ideal for myringotomy procedures.
• Sterility guaranteed, these blades are designed to meet the rigorous standards required for surgical procedures, ensuring patient safety and minimizing infection risk.

Uses:

• The Swann Morton Myringotomy Blades are essential for precision ear surgeries, particularly myringotomies, where a small incision in the eardrum is needed to relieve pressure or clear fluids. These blades are suitable for both outpatient and surgical procedures.

FAQs:

1. What materials are these blades made from?
These blades are crafted from the highest quality surgical stainless steel, providing both durability and precision.

2. Are the Swann Morton Myringotomy Blades sterile?
Yes, these blades are sterile, ensuring they are safe for surgical use.

3. How are these blades packaged?
The blades are packaged in a box containing 10 blades, offering convenience and easy storage.