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The Alexander mastoid gouge carries a concave cutting profile for scooping bone from the mastoid cavity. Its 4mm blade lifts narrow troughs of cortical and cancellous bone with each mallet stroke, and the straight 7-inch (178mm) shaft keeps the working edge aligned with the surgeon's line of sight. Stainless‑steel construction retains the concave edge geometry through repeat sterilization.
Features & Benefits
The Alexander mastoid gouge provides curved bone removal surfaces for mastoidectomy and ossicular exposure work. Its 6mm wide blade channels bone fragments laterally, reducing splinter generation while deepening the bony cavity. The straight 178mm profile enables controlled sweeping motions through the mastoid cortex and epitympanic recesses.
Increasing the blade width to 8mm, this Alexander mastoid gouge accelerates bone removal during mastoidectomy while maintaining the channeling action that prevents fragmentation. The curved working edge sweeps through dense temporal bone efficiently, and the 178mm straight handle ensures precise directional control. Designed for reusable clinical durability.
These straight super‑fine alligator ear forceps carry a serrated 4.5mm jaw with an 80mm working length, sized for retrieving foreign bodies and ventilation tubes from the ear canal where a slightly larger jaw is wanted than the 3.5mm variant. The serrated jaw bites without crushing.
The alligator ear forceps feature a super-fine smooth 4.5mm jaw designed for delicate grasping of small ossicular fragments and tympanic membrane tissue during mastoid and ossicular reconstruction. The smooth jaw minimizes marking on delicate structures. The 80mm working length supports precision otologic work within confined middle ear spaces.
This Allis Coakley tonsil forceps features a light curve, a 5×6‑tooth jaw, and a 200mm length to support firm tonsillar engagement.
This Allis Coakley tonsil forceps uses a straight 5mm jaw with an open left ring handle and a 200mm overall length for controlled tonsillar grasping.
The Anderson‑Neivert osteotome performs controlled lateral nasal osteotomy with guarded blade geometry to protect adjacent soft tissues. The 4mm curved left blade suits left-sided nasal framework work, while the single guard prevents periosteal and mucosal overcut. The 203mm length accommodates bimanual rhinoplasty technique.
The Anderson‑Neivert osteotome performs controlled lateral nasal osteotomy with guarded blade geometry to protect adjacent soft tissues. The 4mm curved right blade suits right-sided nasal framework work, while the single guard prevents periosteal and mucosal overcut. The 203mm length accommodates bimanual rhinoplasty technique.
This antrum curette features a 1.5mm × 6mm cup with a 190mm overall length for controlled removal of antral tissue.
The antrum curette with straight configuration and 10 × 3mm cup tip is designed for controlled maxillary sinus curettage during Caldwell-Luc and endoscopic sinus procedures. The large cup surface spreads force across antral mucosa, reducing perforation risk during disease removal. The 191mm length provides secure control in deep antral spaces.
The antrum curette (7mm × 11mm oval cup, gently curved, flat handle, 190mm) removes inflammatory tissue and bone dust from the maxillary antrum. Its oval cup shape fits the antral anatomy while the gentle curve permits controlled scraping strokes. The 190mm length facilitates access to posterior and superior antral regions.
This large antrum curette features an oblong cup measuring 3.7 × 9.5mm with a straight shank, designed for removing diseased mucosa and bone debris from the maxillary antrum during antrostomy or sinus clearance procedures. The oblong shape allows sweep‑and‑catch motion while conforming to antral walls without perforation.
The antrum punch is a rotatable backbiter instrument with a 2.5 × 7mm bite, designed to create the wide middle meatal antrostomy during functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS). The rotatable head allows approach from multiple angles without repositioning the instrument shaft.
This adult antrum punch features backward through-cutting geometry with left-side cutting edge and Luer-lock connectivity, designed for enlarging the antrostomy during functional endoscopic sinus surgery. The 2.5mm × 4mm bite creates controlled openings through the maxillary sinus wall. The 100mm working length reaches the ostium from a mid-nasal approach.
This adult antrum punch features backward through-cutting geometry with right-side cutting edge and Luer-lock suction attachment, designed to enlarge and contour the maxillary antrostomy during functional endoscopic sinus surgery. The 2.5mm × 4mm bite provides controlled bone removal. The 100mm working length supports safe access from lateral nasal approaches.
Large antrum punch with 2mm depth and 10mm width, left-pointing backbiter design enables extensive ostial creation from a contralateral approach. The left orientation and substantial bite size support comprehensive maxillary ostial widening during revision functional endoscopic sinus surgery, allowing safe access to right-sided disease without direct medial trauma.
Large antrum punch with a 2mm depth and 10mm width, right-pointing backbiter design is optimized for substantial maxillary ostial creation and revision sinus access in adult patients. The larger bite accommodates aggressive ostial enlargement while the backbiter geometry maintains precise control over the depth and trajectory of the punch.
Medium antrum punch with 1.5mm depth and 8mm width, left-pointing backbiter design enables ostial enlargement and access from the contralateral approach during functional endoscopic sinus surgery. The left-oriented bite allows the surgeon to address right-sided maxillary pathology through a left-nostril portal with improved angulation and safety margins.
Medium antrum punch with a 1.5mm depth and 8mm width, right-pointing backbiter design is engineered for controlled maxillary ostial enlargement in functional endoscopic sinus surgery. The backbiter geometry enables the surgeon to position the instrument at the natural ostium and punch posteriorly without damaging the lateral nasal wall or maxillary sinus mucosa.
This medium backbiter antrum punch features a 1.5mm cutting tip on a straight shaft for rotatable access to maxillary sinus ostium enlargement during functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS). The punching mechanism removes bone and soft tissue margins with controlled bite depth, supporting safe widening of the surgical opening. Reusable stainless steel construction sustains high sterilization cycles across repeat cases.
The pediatric antrum punch employs a 1 × 4mm backbiter bite with left‑sided orientation for maxillary antral bone removal in children during transnasal approach. The small bite suits pediatric maxillary anatomy and confined passages. Left‑directed cutting aids visualization during angled access.
Pediatric antrum punch with a 1 × 4mm bite and right-pointing backbiter design enables controlled opening of the maxillary sinus ostium in children. The compact size accommodates smaller nasal passages, while the backbiter orientation allows creation of sufficient ostial access for functional endoscopic sinus surgery in pediatric anatomy.
The antrum punch (sidebiting, right) complements left-sided instrumentation during bilateral FESS or extended maxillary antrostomy. Its sidebiting action removes lateral antral bone and enlarges the ostium. Stainless steel durability supports the repeated punching strokes of antrostomy procedures.
This left-curving arthroscopic forceps is angled to access right-sided sinus compartments and sphenoid structures during endoscopic surgery. The 3.4 × 3.4mm through-cutting jaw delivers precise tissue removal while the curved design avoids instrument shaft interference.
This curved arthroscopic forceps adds angular approach to tissue removal during sinus and laryngeal endoscopy. The 3.4 × 3.4mm through-cutting jaw combines precision with the curved profile's ability to access angled compartments within the sinuses.
This straight arthroscopic forceps with 3.4 × 3.4mm through-cutting jaw is sized for ENT inspection and tissue removal during narrow-field sinus and laryngeal endoscopy. The straight profile maintains clarity while cutting debris or pathologic tissue.
The Asch septum straightening forceps features angled jaws (7mm × 49mm) and angled‑on‑the‑flat construction to permit direct straightening and repositioning of deviated nasal septum during septoplasty and septorhinoplasty. The wide angled jaw geometry engages the septal cartilage and bone while distributing correction force evenly. At 8.75 inches, the length provides adequate leverage for complete septal mobilization and realignment.
The Asch septum straightening forceps uses angled geometry with a 7 × 49mm jaw to align and grip deviated nasal septum. The 222mm overall length permits two‑handed control during septorhinoplasty reduction. Stainless steel jaw surfaces grip hyaline cartilage without slipping.
This self‑retaining vocal cord retractor employs a ratchet handle to hold the anterior larynx open hands‑free throughout phonosurgery. The atraumatic blade geometry protects the vocal fold edge from crush injury during prolonged cases. At 230mm overall length, it fits standard laryngoscope fields and allows the surgeon freedom to work without manual retraction.