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Surgical instrument · Cutting & Dissecting

Internal Mammary Artery Scissors

Also called IMA scissors, Puskas Jacobson IMA scissors, IMA micro scissors

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Length
8 in

Fine spring-handled scissors about 8 in long with angled shafts, flat handles and sharp-sharp fine blades angled 45 degrees. Made in left and right versions.

Primary uses

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Coronary bypass: cutting work on the internal mammary (thoracic) artery graft. One internal mammary artery scissors is added to the open-heart tray for CABG.

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8″203 mm

Puskas Jacobson IMA scissors, 8 in; IMA micro scissors, delicate, 8 in; both 45-degree, right or left. Scanlan 7007-506 and 7007-507 in the Puskas IMA Dissection Set 9999-102.

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