Swann-Morton Veterinary Range

Products

Swann-Morton manufacture a range of carbon or stainless steel sterile surgical blades ideally suited for veterinary surgery.

The No.10 blade is popular in both canine and feline surgery with the No.15 and No.11 being used for finer work. In livestock such as cattle one would use larger blades such as the 22 or 24 with the 20 being user for finer incisions. Below is a general guide to blade shape by procedure however the final decision always lies in the hand of the Veterinary surgeon.

Small Animals

• Orthopaedics No.15, No.20
• General Endoscopy No.15
• Soft Tissue No.15, 15CNo.20
• Neurosurgery No.15, No.20
• Hip and Elbow Dysplasia No.15, No.20
• Cranial Cruciate Ligament Injuries No.11, No.11P, No.15, No.20
• Meniscectomy No.11, No.11P
• Bone Fractures and Muscle Diseases No.15, No.20

Large Animals

• Skin Incisions No.22
• Soft Tissue No.20

Specialist Applications

• Animal Pathology PM40 Post Morton Range
• Vaginal Surgery (Horses) 3L, 4L Handles
• Recto Vaginal Hernias (Horses) 3L, 4L Handles

News & Exhibitions

News Articles

• How Do I Remove A Blade Safely?

  The Swann-Morton Blade Remover allows for safe and easy removal of all sizes of scalpel blade from both No.3 and No.4 handles. Unlike most sharp's removal devices it is supplied sterile thus allowing it to be included on the instrument tray withing the OR and to be used at the site of the invasive procedure.

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• Interactive Education Section

  Swann-Morton recently gave their "Interactive section" a spring clean adding fresh modern icons, updating the product PDF Library and publishing new articles with both current and relevant themes.

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