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How many types of Surgical Scalpel Handles?

There are several types of scalpel handles that are used in different surgeries, K.T Surgico has mentioned some of the most used Surgery Scalpel Handle. including:

 

Number 3 handle: This is the most common handle and is used for general surgery.

Usage Of #3 Scalpel Handle: K.T Surgico's scalpel handle no 3 with a metric ruler is used for cutting gingival tissue and making surgical incisions.



Number 4 handle: This handle is slightly longer than the Number 3 handle and is used for deeper incisions.

Scalpel Handle No #4 Usage: K.T. Surgico's Scalpel Handle No #4 offers a wide array of surgical advantages. Its principal use is to provide reliable support for multiple blades to perform precise incisions. For this purpose, the instrument features a slotted tip designed to insert and statically hold the blade.



Number 7 handle: This handle is also known as a "sterile handle" and is used for single-use disposable blades.

Scalpel Handle No #7: K.T. Surgico's Scalpel handles No. 7 is designed ergonomically, and precise fingertip control is required for hand surgery and other delicate cutting along curved lines or dissection. The High-Quality Stainless Steel assures a rust-proof handle.



Number 10 handle: This handle is also known as a "dissecting handle" and is used for dissecting and cutting tissue.

Scalpel Handle No #10 Usage:  K.T Surgico,s Scalpel Handle No #10 is made with stainless steel specially designed for professional surgeons to for cutting soft and hard tissues to perform surgeries well.



Number 11 handle: This handle is also known as a "skin handle" and is used for cutting skin and other delicate tissues.


Scalpel Handle No #11 Usage: K.T Surgico's used in various procedures such as the creation of incisions for chest drains, opening coronary arteries, opening the aorta, and removing calcifications in the aortic or mitral valves.




Number 15 handle: This handle is also known as an "orthopedic handle" and is used for orthopedic surgery.

Number 15 handle Usage: K.T Surgico's Scalpel Handle No #15 handle is also known as an "orthopedic handle" and is used for orthopedic surgery. This scalpel handle is used for deep and hard tissue cutting.



Number 20 handle: This handle is also known as a "Dental handle" and is used for dental surgery.

Number 20 handle Usage: K.T Surgico's  20 is a large version of the No. 10 blade with a curved cutting edge and a flat, unsharpened back edge. Used for orthopedic and general surgical procedures it fits handles No. 4, 4L, 4 Graduated & 6B. 


It's possible that new types of handles have been developed since my knowledge cut-off in 2021.

You can get all types of Scalpel Handles with all custom services from K.T Surgico.




Location: New York, NY, USA

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