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Strabismus Tendon Scissors Cvd. (B/B)
11.5 cm curved blunt ophthalmic scissors manufactured from German-grade surgical stainless steel, designed for deep orbital and extraocular muscle dissection in strabismus procedures.
Key Features:
• 11.5 cm compact design for controlled intraorbital access
• Curved blade geometry follows globe and muscle contour anatomy
• Blunt/blunt (B/B) tips enable safe atraumatic tissue separation
• Slim blade profile supports precise deep orbital maneuvering
• Short cutting span improves control in confined surgical fields
• Optimized for posterior muscle and fascia dissection work
• Large ring handles provide stable palm-assisted control
• German-grade stainless steel with satin anti-glare finish
The Strabismus Tendon Scissors Cvd. (B/B) is a compact ophthalmic scissors instrument forged from German-grade surgical stainless steel, measuring 11.5 cm in total length. Both blade tips are fully rounded, the B/B designation confirming no sharp point on either blade end. The blade body follows a consistent curved arc from the rivet screw joint to both blunt tips, distinguishing this variant from the straight configuration. The blade span is short and the cross-section is exceptionally slender. Finger rings are notably large relative to the compact instrument body, providing stable grip control during fine intraocular tissue work. The satin body finish keeps surface reflection minimal under ophthalmic lighting.
The curved blade arc of these Strabismus Scissors CVD follows the convex surface curvature of the globe and the rounded profile of extraocular muscle bellies, allowing both blunt tips to track against muscle sheaths and posterior connective tissue planes without the blade body contacting the scleral surface. This curved geometry gives the surgeon access to deeper orbital dissection zones that the straight variant cannot reach without reorienting the instrument.
Ophthalmic surgeons use the Strabismus Tendon Scissors Cvd. (B/B) for deep Tenon’s fascia dissection from rectus muscle bodies, intramuscular membrane removal posterior to the muscle insertion, check ligament release, and oblique muscle dissection during strabismus correction surgery. The curved blunt tips navigate along posterior muscle belly surfaces and around the poles of rectus muscles where straight scissors cannot maintain blade-to-tissue contact. These strabismus scissors curved are also selected for conjunctival pocket development in fornix-based surgical approaches to strabismus repair.
Leader Surgical machines the blade arc radius of this instrument to a fixed geometric specification, ensuring the curve that ophthalmic surgeons depend on for globe-contour tracking remains identical across every unit produced, not just across representative samples from each batch.
What does “Cvd” and “B/B” stand for?
“Cvd” indicates curved blades, providing better visualization and access to deeper ocular tissues. “B/B” stands for Blunt/Blunt tips, which are rounded to prevent accidental piercing of the sclera or sensitive muscle fascia during dissection
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