Quick answerIris scissors are small (9–12 cm), fine-pointed surgical scissors with short blades and large finger rings. Originally designed for iris surgery in ophthalmology, they are now used for delicate tissue dissection and
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Quick answerIris scissors are small (9–12 cm), fine-pointed surgical scissors with short blades and large finger rings. Originally designed for iris surgery in ophthalmology, they are now used for delicate tissue dissection and
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