TKM 23 Scalpel Blades 100 Pieces

The TKM 23 Scalpel Blades, packaged in practical batches of 100 pieces, represent an indispensable tool in every medical practice, veterinary clinic or surgical laboratory. These disposable blades, made with high quality materials, are designed to guarantee extremely precise and clean cuts, ensuring high reliability and safety during all surgical procedures. Their versatility makes them suitable for both human and veterinary use, thanks to a design that facilitates handling and reduces the risk of damage to surrounding tissues. Optimized for maximum efficiency, the TKM 23 Scalpel Blades are individually stored in sterile packaging which ensures total integrity until the moment of use. This packaging system helps avoid cross-contamination and maintains sterility even under prolonged storage conditions. The compatibility of the blade with the main types of scalpel handles on the market guarantees easy replacement and quick and practical use in every clinical situation.

The multiple pack, designed with particular attention to the needs of those who work in a high consumption regime, allows you to always have a reliable supply available, ready for any emergency or scheduled procedure need. The number 23 blade is particularly appreciated for its curvature which allows extremely accurate maneuvers and minimizes cutting effort, promoting optimal tissue healing. Designed according to high quality standards, the TKM 23 Scalpel Blades demonstrate superior resistance to breakage and controlled flexibility which guarantees precision even in the most delicate uses. Thanks to these characteristics, they are ideal for general surgery, deep incisions, biopsies or small cuts on soft tissues.

Therapeutic Indications

The TKM 23 Scalpel Blades find their main indication in all those contexts where it is necessary to make clean, precise and well-controlled cuts on soft tissues. These blades are specifically designed for performing human and veterinary surgical procedures, such as skin incisions, tissue dissections, resections and biopsy specimens. They are particularly effective in procedures that require quick and safe access to body cavities or in the export of superficial and deep lesions. The blade 23, with its curved profile, allows you to easily follow the natural anatomical lines, reducing trauma to the tissues and promoting rapid post-operative recovery of the patient.

In the veterinary field, these blades are often used for routine procedures such as castrations, oophorectomies, cesarean sections and cleaning of deep wounds. In the human field, they find application in dermatological, orthopedic, plastic-reconstructive surgeries and in all situations where a high cutting definition is required. The use of the TKM 23 Scalpel Blades is also recommended for small outpatient surgeries or for the removal of skin and subcutaneous growths, thanks to the ease with which they allow you to tackle even difficult to reach areas. Healthcare workers also appreciate these blades for the speed with which they allow them to make incisions, optimizing operating times and improving the quality of the surgical procedure overall.

Composition

Main material: Medical grade stainless steel, highly resistant and selected to maintain the sharpness of the cutting end throughout the duration of the surgical procedure. This type of steel guarantees perfect sterility and prevents oxidation phenomena even in contexts of intensive use or in the presence of environmental humidity.

Excipients and other components: The blades are free of unnecessary additives or coatings, so as to minimize any risk of adverse reactions for patients. The sterile package is made of medically tested, puncture-proof materials, which ensure safety during opening and handling in the operating room. Each blade is coded and numbered for rapid recognition during the preparation of surgical material, and is compatible with standard scalpel handles, making assembly easy even for less experienced operators.

Contraindications

The use of TKM 23 Scalpel Blades is contraindicated in all cases in which the patient - human or animal - has proven known allergies or documented sensitivity to metals, in particular to stainless steel. In the presence of local skin reactivity or lesions that tend to heal slowly, a thorough evaluation by healthcare personnel is recommended to select the most suitable size and type of blade. It is recommended not to use these devices in a non-sterile environment as accidental contamination could increase the risk of surgical site infection.

Further contraindications concern the improper use of blades, such as the attempt to reuse disposable devices, which can lead to a significant series of complications: reduction of cutting capacity, risk of blade fractures and possibility of transmission of pathogens. Use should also be avoided in patients with severely compromised immune defenses, unless full sterility of the instrumentation is guaranteed. Anyone who has doubts about the safety or the appropriateness of use in specific clinical cases must consult a professional beforehand.

Safety of the drug for the species

The TKM 23 Scalpel Blades are disposable and sterile devices, specially designed to guarantee maximum safety and hygiene during surgical operations on people and animals. The production procedures follow strict quality controls that ensure the absence of residues, impurities or contaminants of any kind, minimizing the risk of infections or post-operative complications. The selection of medical stainless steel helps to prevent the release of metal particles into the tissues or adverse reactions, ensuring high tolerability in contact with biological structures.

The ergonomic shape of the blade, associated with the particular sharpening, reduces the effort required when carrying out the cut, limiting the probability of manual errors and increasing operator control. Under normal use conditions, the risk of damaging surrounding tissues is significantly reduced, thus increasing safety for both the patient and medical staff. The correct use and immediate disposal of the blades after each intervention drastically reduces the possibility of cross-contamination or accidental injuries to operators. The blades are also safe for all animal species for which surgery is planned, provided that the safe handling protocol is respected, guaranteeing responsible clinical practice that complies with hygiene standards.

Precautions

The use of TKM 23 Scalpel Blades, as with any surgical instrument, requires rigorous compliance with all asepsis standards and safety procedures in the operating room. Before use, always check the integrity of the sterile packaging: do not use the product if the packaging is damaged or altered. The blades, due to their highly sharp nature, must be handled with care and always wearing protective gloves, in order to avoid accidental injuries to healthcare workers. It is recommended to mount the blade on the scalpel handle only using appropriate insertion tools, to minimize the risk of punctures or cuts.

After use, the blade must be disposed of immediately in containers suitable for sharp and potentially infectious material. Incorrect disposal significantly increases the risk of accidents, both for healthcare personnel and for hospital waste management workers. Further recommendations include checking the compatibility of the blade with the scalpel handle chosen, to avoid instability during use. It is essential to avoid any attempt to reuse the blade, since the loss of sharpness and compromised sterility can constitute a danger for patients and operators. Always store the product in a dry place, away from heat sources and out of the reach of children.

Method of administration

The application of the TKM 23 Scalpel Blades must be carried out exclusively by qualified healthcare personnel who have gained experience in the use of scalpels and in the management of sterile equipment. Before the procedure, carefully open the sealed package and remove the blade, taking care not to contaminate the cutting surface. Insert the blade onto the relative handle using the appropriate pliers or protective tools, sliding it until it is completely engaged and ensuring its stability.

During the surgical procedure, the blade must be used with a steady hand and with progressive attention when passing through the different anatomical layers. At the end of the operation, the blade must be removed from the handle using the appropriate disconnection device or using sterile forceps and thrown into the appropriate container for sharps. Strictly avoid any attempt to clean or reuse the blade, even if superficially it appears intact or little used, since the cutting capacity and sterility are no longer guaranteed. Use each blade on a single patient and for a single procedure, in order to guarantee the highest standards of operative safety.

Treatment program

The use of the TKM 23 Scalpel Blades does not involve a treatment program in the classic sense as for drugs or other therapeutic devices, but their use follows the operational needs dictated by the individual surgical procedures. Each blade is used exclusively for a single operation: it is essential to replace the blade after each procedure, regardless of its apparent integrity or residual sharpness, to always guarantee a safe, precise cut, free of contamination or risk of infection.

In operating room contexts or in clinics with a high frequency of interventions, it is advisable to prepare a sufficient supply of scalpel blades so as not to have to interrupt clinical activities or risk emergency situations due to lack of sterile material. The operating protocol requires that each blade be taken individually from the package and mounted exclusively immediately before the procedure, in order to maintain sterility conditions unaltered. Frequent stock checks and careful storage management help to avoid inconveniences and guarantee full organizational and healthcare efficiency.

Target species

The TKM 23 Scalpel Blades are intended for professional use on people and animals, in the context of various types of surgical interventions that require precision and safety. Typical use concerns: humans (general surgery, plastic surgery, dermatology, orthopaedics), pets such as dogs and cats (soft tissue and skin lesion surgery), livestock animals (veterinary procedures in rural and livestock areas), and other species subject to surgical practices. They are suitable for both elective surgery and emergency situations, where it is necessary to intervene promptly and safely. Their versatility and adaptability makes them a fundamental aid for the well-being and care of multiple species in different clinical, hospital, outpatient and field contexts.