Ragnell-Kilner Scissors, SuperCut, Curved, 13 cm

Overview

The Ragnell-Kilner Scissors, SuperCut, Curved, 13 cm are designed to support precise tissue dissection and controlled cutting in delicate surgical procedures. The curved blade profile is intended to facilitate access along anatomical contours while maintaining visibility and maneuverability within confined operative fields.

Featuring a SuperCut blade configuration and a compact 13 cm profile, this instrument is commonly selected for procedures requiring refined tissue handling, controlled dissection, and precision cutting.

Manufactured from German surgical stainless steel, these scissors are designed for durability, corrosion resistance, and repeated sterilization.

Key Features

• Ragnell-Kilner Pattern Design – Commonly selected for delicate tissue dissection and precision cutting applications.

• Curved Blade Profile – Designed to facilitate dissection and cutting along natural anatomical contours.

• SuperCut Blade Configuration – Features a specialized cutting edge design intended to support controlled tissue cutting.

• 13 cm Length – Provides a balance of precision, reach, and maneuverability.

• Refined Working Blades – Intended to support detailed tissue handling and controlled dissection.

• German Surgical Stainless Steel – Designed for durability, corrosion resistance, and repeated sterilization.

• Balanced Construction – Engineered to support stable handling and tactile feedback during delicate surgical procedures.

Configuration Options

SuperCut, Curved (13 cm)

SKU: 050-426SC

Features a curved blade profile with a SuperCut cutting configuration designed for controlled tissue dissection and cutting.

Common Applications

• Fine tissue dissection

• Soft tissue cutting

• Plastic and reconstructive surgery

• Facial surgical procedures

• General surgical procedures

• Procedures requiring precise instrument control

Instrument Heritage

• The Ragnell-Kilner pattern combines the influence of two well-recognized names in reconstructive and plastic surgery instrumentation.

• Sir Harold Gillies and Archibald McIndoe's era of reconstructive surgery helped popularize many delicate instrument designs, while Kilner-associated instruments became widely recognized throughout plastic surgery.

• Ragnell-Kilner instruments remain commonly associated with procedures requiring refined tissue handling and precise dissection.

Instrument Insight

• Curved blade profiles are commonly selected to facilitate access along anatomical planes and within restricted operative fields.

• SuperCut blade configurations are frequently selected by surgeons based on personal preference and procedural requirements.

• The 13 cm length provides a balance between maneuverability and reach for delicate surgical applications.

• Fine-dissection scissors are often utilized when controlled tissue handling and precision cutting are important considerations.

Why Material Matters

• German surgical stainless steel is widely used for its balance of strength, corrosion resistance, and durability.

• Suitable for repeated sterilization when properly maintained.

• Commonly used in reusable surgical instruments intended for long-term clinical use.

• Precision cutting instruments benefit from proper care and maintenance to preserve performance characteristics.

Compliance

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