Scalpel, in particular for ophthalmologic applications
A scalpel, in particular for ophthalmologic applications, having a handle head and a blade, wherein the blade, which includes a blade shank and a blade face, is inserted into a handle head of the handle, and at least one cutting edge is formed on the blade face, wherein the blade shank is configured together with the blade face as a body on which a continuous smooth rear surface is formed, whereby the front of the body opposite from the rear surface forms a cylindrical surface in the area of the blade shank and forms the top of the blade in the area of the blade face, and the end of the handle head has two surfaces that are slanted with respect to each other and that abut, like a roof edge, in an edge that is perpendicular to the axis of the handle, and whereby, in a first of the slanted surfaces, there is an opening for inserting the blade, whereby the inserted blade comes to lie in the opening in such a way that the smooth rear surface is flush with the first slanted surface.
1. A scalpel comprising a handle having a longitudinal axis and a handle head and a blade, the blade comprising a blade shank and a blade face with at least one cutting edge formed on the blade face and the blade being inserted into the handle head
wherein
the blade shank is configured together with the blade face as a body on which a continuous smooth rear surface is formed,
a front of the body opposite from the rear surface forms a cylindrical surface in the area of the blade shank and forms a top of the blade in the area of the blade face,
an end of the handle head has first and second surfaces that are slanted with respect to each other and that abut in an edge that is perpendicular to the axis of the handle, and
in a first of the slanted surfaces, there is an opening for inserting the blade, whereby the inserted blade lies in the opening in such a way that the smooth rear surface is flush with the first slanted surface.
2. The scalpel according to claim 1 , wherein the blade shank is a cylindrical that is bisected parallel to a longitudinal axis of the body, which has its intersecting plane in the longitudinal axis of the body.
3. The scalpel according to claim 1 , wherein a length of the blade is dimensioned in such a way that the blade remains within an imaginary envelope that extends beyond the end of the handle head.
4. The scalpel according to claim 1 , wherein the first slanted surface on the handle head is slanted by an angle between 25° and 35° relative to the longitudinal axis of the handle.
5. The scalpel according to claim 1 , wherein two cutting edges are formed on the blade.
6. The scalpel according to claim 1 , wherein the cutting edges of the blade converge in the form of an equilateral triangle symmetrically relative to the longitudinal axis of the blade.
7. The scalpel according claim 1 , wherein the shape of the equilateral triangle tapers at an angle of 45°.
8. The scalpel according claim 1 , wherein the cutting edges are beveled from the rear surface towards the top of the blade.
9. The scalpel according to claim 1 , wherein the blade is made of ceramic.
10. scalpel according to claim 1 , wherein the blade is glued into the handle head.
11. The scalpel according to claim 1 , wherein the first slanted surface on the handle head is slanted by an angle of 30° relative to the longitudinal axis of the handle.