Rees Scissors

Rees Scissors, Curved, 20.5 cm (SC or Ceramic Options)

Overview

The Rees Scissors, Curved, 20.5 cm are designed to support controlled tissue dissection and cutting in procedures requiring reach, visibility, and precision along anatomical contours. The curved blade profile facilitates smooth navigation through tissue planes, making this instrument suitable for a range of surgical applications.

Available in both standard surgical cut (SC) and ceramic-coated blade options, this instrument allows clinicians to select the configuration that best aligns with their technique and performance preferences.

Manufactured from German surgical stainless steel, these scissors are engineered to provide durability, corrosion resistance, and consistent cutting performance through repeated use and standard sterilization processes.

Key Features

• Rees Pattern Design – Commonly used for controlled dissection and soft tissue handling
• Curved Blade Profile – Intended to facilitate cutting along natural anatomical contours
• 20.5 cm Length – Provides extended reach while supporting control and balance
• SC (Surgical Cut) or Ceramic-Coated Options
  • SC: Designed for smooth, controlled soft tissue cutting
  • Ceramic-Coated: Intended to support edge longevity and reduce surface friction
• German Surgical Stainless Steel – Supports durability and resistance to corrosion
• Balanced Construction – Engineered for stable handling and consistent cutting action

Configuration Options

• Curved – SC (20.5 cm)
  SKU: 050-948SC
  Designed for controlled dissection and cutting in general surgical applications
• Curved – Ceramic (20.5 cm)
  SKU: 050-948CER
  Ceramic-coated blades intended to support prolonged edge performance and smoother cutting interaction

Common Applications

• General surgical procedures
• Soft tissue dissection
• Plastic and reconstructive surgery
• Procedures requiring controlled access along tissue planes

Instrument Insight

• Curved scissors are commonly selected to follow anatomical contours, supporting improved access in angled or confined areas
• Instruments in the 20.5 cm range are often utilized when additional reach is required without compromising handling
• Ceramic-coated variants are used in settings where extended edge retention and reduced drag are considerations

Material Considerations

• German surgical stainless steel is widely used for its balance of strength, corrosion resistance, and longevity
• Ceramic coating provides a surface enhancement intended to support cutting efficiency over time
• Proper care and sterilization practices are important to maintain instrument performance

Compliance

This instrument is intended for use by trained medical professionals. Proper surgical technique and handling are required. Performance may vary based on application, tissue type, and maintenance.