The Mayo Scissor and Mayo-Hegar Scissor are high-quality surgical instruments widely used for cutting dense tissues, sutures, and fascia. The Mayo-Hegar version adds a built-in needle holder, making it perfect for suturing as well as cutting. Designed for both human and veterinary procedures. 

•    Design: Finger-ring handle, solid grip

•    Blade Types: Sharp/Blunt combinations

•    Tips: Blunt tip for safe dissection or sharp for precision cuts

•    Versions: Straight & Curved blades

•    Mayo-Hegar includes integrated needle holder jaws

•   Available Sizes:

o   6” (15 cm)

o   7” (17.5 cm)

o   8” (20 cm) 

• Shapes:

    o   Straight: Ideal for surface-level cutting and sutures

    o   Curved: Suitable for deeper dissection

•   Blade Options:

   o   Sharp/Blunt

   o   Blunt/Blunt

  o   Sharp/Sharp (optional) 

•   High-quality surgical-grade stainless steel

•   Anti-rust, corrosion-resistant

•   Matte or mirror finish available  

•    Surgical Instruments

•    Sub-category: Dissecting & Suturing Tools

•   Reusable

•   Non-disposable

•   Autoclavable 

•   Mayo Scissor: Cutting sutures, fascia, or thick tissue

•   Mayo-Hegar: Used for suturing and tissue dissection in one instrument

•   Essential in both minor and major surgical settings

•   Precise control and cutting

•   Dual-function tool (Mayo-Hegar)

•   Durable for long-term use

•   Ergonomic grip for less fatigue

•   Curved types require precision to avoid unintended cuts

•   Not ideal for ultra-delicate tissue

•   Mayo-Hegar may feel bulky in very small surgical fields

•   Use correct size and shape for the procedure

•   Sterilize immediately after use

•   Avoid using for unintended purposes (e.g., wire cutting)

•   HS Code: 9018.90

•   HSN Code: 9018 (Surgical Instruments)

•   Use finger rings for proper control

•   Apply steady pressure

•   Keep tips away from unintended tissue 

•   Autoclave-safe (up to 134°C)

•   Suitable for chemical disinfection as well 

Used during surgical operations on small and large animals for tissue dissection, suturing, and surgical access control. 

Widely used in human surgeries — general, orthopaedic, OB/GYN, and soft tissue procedures — offering cutting and suturing support.

 1. What sizes are Mayo scissors available in?

   6", 7", and 8" — with straight or curved options.

2. What’s the purpose of the Mayo-Hegar combination?

  It combines needle-holding and cutting in one tool.

3. Are these reusable instruments?

  Yes, made from high-grade stainless steel.

4. Can they be sterilized easily?

  Absolutely — autoclave and chemical sterilization approved.

5. Which blade type should I choose?

  Sharp/Blunt is most common for versatility.