Soft tissues microsurgical kit

Our soft tissue microsurgical kit, 1954/KIT, has been specifically designed for the perfect management of soft tissues during microsurgical procedures. In one of our exclusive GAMMAFIX by MEDESY trays, you will find a selection of instruments including high-quality microsurgical tissue tweezers, needle holders with tungsten carbide inserts, an endosteal elevator, a microsurgical scalpel and a pack of 25 sterile microblades.

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Our soft tissue microsurgical kit, 1954/KIT, has been specifically designed for the perfect management of soft tissues during microsurgical procedures. In one of our exclusive GAMMAFIX by MEDESY trays, you will find a selection of instruments including high-quality microsurgical tissue tweezers, needle holders with tungsten carbide inserts, an endosteal elevator, a microsurgical scalpel and a pack of 25 sterile microblades.

Complete kit for every surgical procedure!

Scroll down and discover the reasons to choose our kits, carefully pre-selected for you by dental professionals!

A complete selection of instruments!

To assist professionals in their choice of models, MEDESY offers the option of pre-selecting instruments in collaboration with esteemed dental professionals with whom we often collaborate.

Inside the kit you will find:

1049/OY Tweezers, round, straight 1050/OY Tweezers, round, curved 1922/D-TC Castroviejo needle holder 1958 Microsurgical scissors with spring action (155 mm) 1309/9 Endosteal elevator (170 mm) 3638 Handle for microsurgical scalpel 3638/67 Sterile microblades No. 67 980/9 Gammafix tray model "Doi"

All the practicality of the GAMMAFIX tray

Our GAMMAFIX by MEDESY trays feature high quality and functionality; they are specifically designed to facilitate the handling of surgical instruments with maximum safety and ensure sterilisation that is safe for the patient but does not damage the instrument itself.

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