Description

The Micro Surgical Blade for fine incisions is a product developed as a special blade for micro surgery with a systematised blade and handle.

A sharp precision tip, manufactured from high-quality stainless steel and a highly original shape, guarantee excellent ease of use and working efficiency, which is not provided by conventional blades.

Feather medical products have large market share not only in Japan but also in the world.

From surgical blades to microtome blades, we offer high quality products to satisfy the demand in the medical field.
We continue to focus on our quality improvement as well as product development to contribute to public health.

Micro Surgical Blade for Fine Incision is a product developed as a special blade for micro surgery with a systematised blade and handle. A sharp precision tip, manufactured from high-quality stainless steel and a highly original shape, guarantee excellent ease of use and working efficiency, which is not provided by conventional blades.

The special blade handle made of a titanium alloy is lightweight, easy to use and has excellent durability.

K-5100 / K-5110

• Open a small slit in the dura mater with the blade, insert the guide part of the dura mater blade, and adjust the angle of the blade so that the tip may touch the dura mater at a right angle.
• Pinch one end of the dura mater with a pincette, add tension and cut the dura mater while pushing it.
  (If the cutting is difficult, readjust the angle of the blade.)

K-5200 / K-5210

• Cut the arachnoid membrane on the tissue and the blood vessel with the circular blade while gently pushing it.
  (if the tip of the blade cannot be seen well, use a single-side guard K-5210.)
• A safety guard is provided, but the blade may penetrate deeper than necessary if you push too strongly.
  Start cutting gently and then increase the cutting power gradually.

K-5610

• The arachnoid membrane running on the blood vessel can be cut safely by means of a saw-tooth tip.
• It is also possible to peel off the arachnoid membrane and the brain by using the side face of the blade.