Biopsy Forceps

The Kleinsasser robust laryngeal biopsy forceps feature 3 × 4mm jaws designed for secure tissue sampling from vocal cord polyps and laryngeal lesions. The larger jaw dimensions provide sufficient purchase for confident tissue grasp and retrieval. Stainless-steel construction ensures durability across repeat clinical use. 230mm working length enables access to deep laryngeal sites.

Features & Benefits

• 3 × 4mm robust jaw dimensions ensure secure tissue sampling
• Curved geometry supports controlled biopsy tissue capture and retrieval
• Stainless-steel construction ensures lasting durability across repeat clinical use
• 230mm working length enables access to deep laryngeal biopsy sites

The Kuhn‑Bolger giraffe biopsy forceps (horizontal jaw) is configured with a 3mm spoon tip and 55 degrees curved shaft for horizontal jaw closure during paranasal sinus biopsies in functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS). The horizontal orientation allows passage of the sampling jaw along sinus walls without impacting the ostium. At 120mm working length, the instrument reaches lesions in the maxillary antrum and anterior ethmoid sinus.

Features & Benefits

• 3mm spoon tip for precise tissue sampling
• Horizontal jaw closure follows sinus wall contours
• 55 degrees shaft angle optimizes ostium approach
• 120mm working length accesses maxillary and ethmoid disease

The Kuhn‑Bolger Giraffe forceps combines a 90‑degree angled shaft with a 2mm cup tip and horizontal opening action, enabling lateral pituitary and sphenoid sinus access during endoscopic skull‑base procedures. The angled geometry accommodates the approach trajectory while maintaining visualization through the endoscope.

Features & Benefits

• 90‑degree angled shaft for lateral sinus entry
• 2mm cup for precise tissue and bone biopsy
• Horizontal action suits endoscopic approach positioning
• Small cup grasps hypopharyngeal tissue and bone fragments