SHEARS, PLASTER, STILLE, standard, 37 cm 40-55-37

STD ESURSHEP37-

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Z12139005 - Plaster cast saws
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Cast cutting shears, Stille

Definition

A large, scissors-like, hand-held instrument whose blades distal to the pivot point terminate in various jaw configurations, capable of cutting heavy layers of plaster or synthetic material used to form hardened casts, i.e., that which has already been used to form a cast around a patient's limb or body part. The tip of one of the distal blades forming the scissors-like cutting mechanism is usually rounded along it bottom edge to prevent injury to the patient as the cast is cut. This device will usually be provided with a spring mechanism to assist in opening the jaws.

Specifications

Technical specifications

  • Plaster shears, standard pattern
  • Atraumatic
  • Perfect cutting edges of the jaws
  • Length: 37 cm
  • Material: martensitic steel

Instructions for use

These shears are intended for large plasters and should be used with both hands. Specific shears exist for small plasters (see related articles below).

This instrument must be properly maintained, but not sterilized. Make sure to remove all the plaster pieces remaining stuck to cutting edges and joints.

MSF requirements

These shears can be used in all situations, which is not the case with the electric saw.

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