Microsurgical instruments are high-precision tools used under surgical “loops,” and operating microscopes. Perfect gauging is a top priority during their manufacturing; as well as, ideal balance, lightness, smoothness, and elasticity of the built-in springs.

What are the characteristics of a Microsurgical instrument ?
Balance is a key quality for microsurgical instruments, and the design is carefully studied to offer the best option. Some models are manufactured with a counterbalance, which improves their handling. Models exist with both flat and round handles, in order to meet the needs of individual surgeons. Each handle is also anatomically grooved in order to provide excellent grip for the surgeon’s fingers.

How to consider the quality of Microsurgical Instruments ?
All models required a calibrated pressure for smooth opening and closing, which allows the surgeon to maintain his grip while changing instruments. All of DC’s instruments are manufactured with constant requirement of obtaining standard elasticity of springs, identical handle shape and design, and excellent precision in the manufactured regularity.

What is the basic care ?
Microsurgical scissors or needle holders require the same control rules for the jaws and blades.

NOTE :
Microsurgical instruments should never be laid on top of each other. Mechanical stress is damageable to the elasticity of springs. Also, spring tips need to be blunt enough to not puncture the surgeon’s gloves during manipulations. Use special microsurgery trays and separators to process your DC microsurgery instruments.