Pott-Smith Scissors Angled to Side Tungsten Carbide (40 degrees) (190.5mm) (7.5inch) Coronet The device is typically used

The device is typically used during laparoscopic and endoscopic procedures

The size of the mirror indicates the size of the area it can view

allowing surgeons to open the ducts and perform needed procedures

thin blade with a sharp edge

The box joint design allows for a firmer grip on the needle and improved control during suturing

Pott-Smith Scissors Angled to Side Tungsten Carbide (40 degrees) (190.5mm) (7.5inch) Coronet The device is typically usedPott Smith Scissors with tungsten carbide jaws are used in the surgical field to cut tissue and suture material. The 40 degree angle of the jaws allows for more precise cutting, while the 190. 5mm (7? inch) length provides greater reach and maneuverability.