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The Cottle nasal speculum features 90mm tapering blades (10mm to 8mm) that open the nasal vestibule for wide septal visualization during septoplasty and rhinoplasty. The blade taper accommodates progressive nasal cavity anatomy, preventing lateral wall compression while maintaining surgeon sightlines into the operative field.
Features & Benefits
Built for firm engagement of nasal cartilage and bony rim, this Cottle tenaculum carries a single‑prong hook on a straight 165mm shaft. The tenaculum bite secures the lower lateral cartilage or alar base during open rhinoplasty maneuvers that would slip a smooth hook. Stainless steel construction holds the prong's point through repeat sharp‑instrument reprocessing.
These tungsten carbide Cottle dorsal scissors combine angled shanks with serrated upper blades and flattened Ragnell tips for controlled septal and dorsal tissue cutting in rhinoplasty. The blunt tip geometry reduces penetration risk near underlying structures, while the angled approach improves field visibility. Gold ring handles support prolonged grip without fatigue, and tungsten carbide edges retain sharpness across multiple cases.
Straight cup forceps with 4.5mm jaws are engineered for grasping and manipulation of ENT tissue and small fragments during nasal, sinus, and laryngeal procedures. The cup-shaped design distributes grip across delicate mucosa, and the straight profile provides straightforward access through endoscopic portals while maintaining clear visualization of the operative field.
These 25-gauge snare wires are disposable consumables packaged in convenient 12-wire bundles for oropharyngeal surgical use. The 114mm length accommodates standard snare handles while the fine gauge minimizes tissue trauma during mechanical tonsil enucleation or polyp removal. Single-use format ensures sterility and consistent cutting performance.
Built with a curved shaft and an 11 × 45mm teardrop blade, this Daniel‑style forehead elevator lifts periosteum across the upper forehead during endoscopic brow surgery. The teardrop profile preserves a smooth lifting plane, and the 133mm working length matches standard endoscopic frontal access.
The Daniel‑style forehead elevator carries a small 2 × 9mm diamond blade with an inside bevel on a half‑curved shaft, sized for fine periosteal release at the orbital rim during endoscopic brow lift. The 137mm working length and 238mm overall length match endoscopic port access.
Built on a quarter‑curved shaft, this Daniel‑style forehead elevator presents a 9 × 45mm teardrop blade for broad periosteal lift along the upper forehead during endoscopic brow surgery. The gentler curve tracks the cranial vault more directly than the half‑curved version, and the 133mm working length suits standard endoscopic ports.
Used in endoscopic brow lift, this Daniel-style forehead elevator releases the periosteum across the supraorbital rim and lateral forehead. A slightly curved shaft delivers the 6 × 25mm blade into the subperiosteal pocket along the frontal bone contour, and a 5-3/8 inch (135mm) working length within a 9-1/2 inch (242mm) overall body reaches the orbital rim through small endoscopic ports. Stainless‑steel construction preserves the blade edge across repeat reprocessing.
Built on a straight shaft, the Daniel‑style forehead elevator carries a wide 9 × 50mm teardrop blade for broad periosteal elevation during endoscopic brow lift. The 135mm working length and 235mm overall length suit standard frontal endoscopic ports, and the teardrop profile lifts cleanly without snagging.
Built as a suction elevator with an 8 × 40mm sharp rounded tip, the Daniels‑type forehead instrument elevates the periosteum while clearing the surgical field through an integrated suction channel during endoscopic brow lift. The 127mm working length and 230mm overall length match the access requirements of standard frontal endoscopic ports.
The Davis‑Crowe mouth gag provides complete equipment for patient‑left oral exposure, including double‑bite jaw compressors and four interchangeable tongue blades. This comprehensive assembly supports palatal, tonsillar, and oropharyngeal visualization during extended ENT procedures. Stainless steel construction is built for reliable performance and lasting durability across repeat clinical use.
The Davis-Crowe mouth gag provides bilateral tooth contact through a double-bite design with pads that stabilize the mouth opening while retracting the pharyngeal soft tissues. The included tongue blades (4 sizes) enable graduated retraction of the base of tongue during pharyngeal and laryngeal procedures. Stainless steel handles repeated sterilization.
The Davis mouth gag is a double-bite frame designed for intraoral retraction during oropharyngeal procedures. This left variant mounts to the left side of the mouth, drawing the soft palate and pharyngeal wall laterally to expose tonsillar and adenoidal tissues. The frame-only configuration allows blade or retractor interchangeability based on surgical preference.
Davis mouth gags left-sided with 45mm internal spread opening and small double-bite configuration provide stable oral-cavity exposure during tonsillectomy and pharyngeal procedures. Self-retaining ratcheted design eliminates manual tongue depression, freeing both surgeon hands for instrument work. Consistent jaw tension is maintained throughout extended dissection phases.
The Davis mouth gag left configuration with 60mm inside spread and medium double-bite setting is engineered for sustained pharyngeal exposure during left-sided tonsil and soft palate surgery. The double-bite mechanism prevents slippage during prolonged retraction. Ratcheted frame maintains opening against posterior pharyngeal resistance.
This left‑sided Davis mouth gag incorporates a 70mm inside spread in a large double‑bite configuration for maximum oral cavity retraction.
This right‑sided Davis mouth gag features a 45mm inside spread in a small double‑bite configuration for controlled oral retraction.
This right‑sided Davis mouth gag uses a 60mm inside spread in a medium double‑bite configuration to support broader oral exposure.
The Davis mouth gag in right configuration with 70mm inside spread provides strong bilateral jaw compression for palatal and pharyngeal exposure. The large, double‑bite design grips the dentition securely while maintaining an open operating field for tonsil, soft palate, and oropharyngeal access. Stainless steel construction is built for reliable performance and lasting durability across repeat clinical use.
The Davis tongue blade Size 2 without ether tube is designed for simple tongue retraction and visualization of the posterior oropharynx during tonsillectomy and pharyngeal surgery. The compact profile accommodates narrow oropharyngeal spaces without obstruction of the surgical field. Smooth stainless steel surface enables easy repositioning.
Sized for the pediatric oropharynx, this size 3 Davis tongue blade attaches to a Davis‑Boyle mouth gag during tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy. The smooth blade depresses the tongue and seats the endotracheal tube along the central channel; the without‑ether‑tube configuration is suited to modern inhalational and intravenous anesthesia. Stainless steel construction tolerates repeat steam sterilization across high‑volume tonsil lists.
Filling the gap between sizes 3 and 5 in the Davis tongue blade range, this size 4 blade attaches to the Davis‑Boyle mouth gag for tonsillectomy and palatal exposure in the school‑age and adolescent oropharynx. The without‑ether‑tube channel suits modern anesthetic circuits without legacy gas delivery. Stainless steel construction supports repeat steam sterilization across high‑volume tonsil lists.
Stepping up to the larger adolescent or adult airway, this size 5 Davis tongue blade seats into the Davis‑Boyle mouth gag for tonsillectomy and palatal exposure. The wider blade carries the depressed tongue clear of the operative field while housing the endotracheal tube; the without‑ether‑tube configuration matches contemporary anesthesia practice. Stainless steel construction supports repeated reprocessing through adult ENT lists.
This Day ear hook, medium size, incorporates a 2mm blunt tip angled at 90 degrees with a small knurled handle and a 159mm overall length for controlled soft tissue retraction.
Sized with a 1.5mm blunt tip angled at 90 degrees, the small Day ear hook lifts membrane and tissue during myringotomy and middle ear work without piercing. The small round knurled handle gives the surgeon fine fingertip rotation, and the 161mm length clears the operative microscope.
The Decker alligator forceps employs a serrated jaw geometry to grip polyps, mucosa, and epithelial lesions during nasal and laryngeal endoscopy. The 152mm length and straight profile support visualization while manipulating tissue in confined spaces.
The Decker rongeur with alligator‑action jaws and 2 × 6mm bite delivers controlled bone removal during mastoid and temporal bone procedures. Straight geometry enables precise alignment with bone planes, while the compact 152mm length maintains surgeon control in confined otologic spaces. Stainless‑steel construction is built for reliable performance.
The straight Defourmentel rongeur provides controlled bone resection in mastoid cortex reduction and osseous pathology removal during otologic and skull base procedures. Its box lock mechanism ensures stable, repeatable closure for uniform bite depth. The 210mm length delivers substantial reach and leverage for heavier bone work.
The Denhardt mouth gag opens the oral cavity to a 30mm spread for tonsillectomy, intraoral exposure, and dental access. The 127mm length suits pediatric and small‑adult workflows, and the ratcheted hinge holds spread without continuous operator pressure.