24 matching records for Blade Scalpel.
A sterile device used to safely remove and contain one scalpel blade from a reusable scalpel handle without compromising the sterility of a surgical field. It is typically a sealed plastic cartridge into which a scalpel is pushed, and where an internal conf...
A non-sterile device used to safely remove and contain scalpel blades from reusable scalpel handles after use. It is typically a sealed plastic container into which a scalpel is pushed, and where an internal configuration transforms this linear motion into ...
A non-powered device intended to be used to safely remove and contain scalpel blades from reusable scalpel handles after use. It is typically a sealed container into which a scalpel is pushed, whereby an internal mechanism detaches the blade from the handle...
A hand-held, manual surgical instrument constructed as a one-piece handle and scalpel blade (not an exchangeable component) used by the operator to manually cut or dissect tissue. The blade is typically made of high-grade stainless steel alloy or carbon ste...
A device that is an interchangeable component of a scalpel and that functions as a handle designed to mount a compatible blade. This device with the blade become a single-bladed surgical instrument intended to be used by a physician for cutting or dissectin...
A sterile device that is an interchangeable component of a scalpel and that functions as a handle designed to mount a compatible blade. This device with the blade become a single-bladed surgical instrument intended to be used by a physician for cutting or d...
An interchangeable device designed to mount a compatible handle and function as the cutting edge of a scalpel. It is made of high-grade stainless steel alloy and is used as a surgical instrument to cut and dissect tissues. Safety mechanisms (e.g., a retract...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument constructed as a one-piece handle and scalpel blade (not an exchangeable component) used by the operator to manually cut or dissect tissue. The device is typically made of high-grade stainless steel alloy. This is a re...
A sterile interchangeable device designed to mount a compatible handle and function as the cutting edge of a scalpel. It is made of high-grade stainless steel alloy and is used as a surgical instrument to cut and dissect tissues. Safety mechanisms (e.g., a ...
An interchangeable device designed to mount a compatible handle and function as the cutting edge of a scalpel. The device is made of high-grade stainless steel alloy and is used as a surgical instrument to cut and dissect tissues. This is a reusable device.
An interchangeable device designed to mount a compatible handle and function as the cutting edge of a scalpel. It is made of high-grade stainless steel alloy and is used as a surgical instrument to cut and dissect tissues. Safety mechanisms (e.g., a retract...
An interchangeable device designed to mount a compatible handle and function as the cutting edge of a scalpel. The device is made of high-grade stainless steel alloy and is used as a surgical instrument to cut and dissect tissues. This is a reusable device.
A hand-operated surgical instrument, similar in appearance to a surgical scalpel, designed for simultaneous cutting of tissues and cauterization (haemostasis) of blood vessels by applying an electrically-heated blade. It typically consists of a high-resista...
A surgical instrument specially designed to be used to break, breakable razor blades into shards of extremely sharp segments. Once this is done the instrument can then be used as a safety holder for the segment of broken razor blade, acting as a handle, whi...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to cut/dissect a variety of tissues during open surgery and having no dedication to a specific anatomy or clinical use; it might in addition be intended for cutting materials associated with surgery (e.g., sut...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to cut/dissect a variety of tissues during open surgery and having no dedication to a specific anatomy or clinical use; it might in addition be intended for cutting materials associated with surgery (e.g., sut...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed for cutting, shaving or shaping cartilage during a surgical intervention. It is typically a one-piece instrument with a sharp, single-edged, cutting blade at the distal end which is normally very long, similar...
A device with an extremely sharp cutting edge intended to be inserted into a reusable razor to enable hair removal. It comes in various designs, traditionally with two cutting edges (one on either side of the blade's width). Though this device is reusable a...
A hard-walled container designed for the safe deposit and collection of biologically or chemically contaminated used sharps; this includes needles, lancets, scalpel blades, cannulae, or other devices that present a hazard to a healthcare worker or patient i...
A device designed as a container to allow the safe deposit and collection of biologically or chemically contaminated used sharps; this includes needles, lancets, scalpel blades, cannulae, or other devices that present a hazard to a healthcare worker or pati...
A dedicated hand-held surgical instrument designed for cutting sutures. It will typically have a protected scalpel-like blade which may be fixed or have a scissors-like cutting action. This is a reusable device.
A collection of devices intended for treatment of cutaneous foot disorders such as hardened skin, corns, and ingrown/ingrowing toenails. It typically consists of two or more of the following items: nail cutters, nail file, dermal curette, scalpel handle and...
A hand-held surgical instrument designed for cutting sutures using a mechanical action. It typically has a protected scalpel-like blade or a scissors-like cutting end, and a proximal manual actuator. This is a single-use device.
A mains electricity (AC-powered) device designed to crush and destroy used sharps (e.g., needles and syringes, cannulae, scalpel blades) to render them unusable and safe for further handling.