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The Parkes‑Maltz nasal rasp is precision‑engineered from tungsten carbide with a number 5 medium grit surface to contour and smooth nasal bone during rhinoplasty and septorhinoplasty. The 24 fine teeth set at medium grit allow controlled bone shaving while the hollow handle reduces instrument weight for extended use. At 8.25 inches, this reusable workhorse provides the durability needed for intricate dorsal and lateral nasal bone contouring.
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This Parkes lateral osteotome features a straight guarded 4mm blade and a 180mm overall length to support controlled lateral nasal bone cuts.
Parson Sinus Uncinate Seeker
This Pennington septum elevator is double‑ended with 6×9mm and 6×11mm tips across a 215mm length to support broad septal elevation and contouring.
This Perkins self‑retaining retractor, left‑sided, uses three blunt 7mm prongs, an 11×25mm solid blade, and an 80mm inside spread with a 130mm length to support hands‑free retraction.
This Perkins self‑retaining retractor, right‑sided, features three blunt 7mm prongs, an 11×25mm solid blade, and an 80mm inside spread with a 130mm length for controlled hands‑free exposure.
The Pierce elevator (double-ended, 5mm × 7mm tips) separates mucosal planes and displaces soft tissue during FESS and endoscopic sinus procedures. Its dual-tip configuration (5mm on one end, 7mm on the other) accommodates varying sinus compartment widths. Stainless steel provides reliable performance across sinus cases.
This Pierce elevator is double‑ended with custom 5×6mm tips designed for controlled periosteal or mucosal elevation.
The Proud fascia crusher forceps with wide 32mm × 22mm box-lock plates and ring handles provide controlled fascial compression during fascia lata or cartilage grafting in otologic and rhinoplasty procedures. The spacious plate area distributes crushing force evenly, conditioning the graft material. The 248mm extended length maintains control during graft preparation.
The Rainer-Alexander bulbous ear syringe tip (60mm) is designed for safe otologic fluid delivery in the external auditory canal. Its bulbous terminal prevents trauma to the tympanic membrane while permitting controlled cerumen irrigation. The tip-only configuration allows rapid attachment to standard syringe barrels.
The Rainer-Alexander ear syringe tip-only design (tapered, 60mm) accommodates direct attachment to existing syringe barrels for otologic irrigation. Tapered geometry provides smooth entry into the ear canal and ostium. Use in routine otologic procedures where fluid delivery and cerumen removal are required.
The Ramirez endo-forehead facelift elevator (zygomatic dissector) provides precise tissue elevation along the malar and zygomatic planes during endoscopic facelifts. Its straight 219mm length enables controlled access to the mid-face without excessive tissue trauma. Stainless-steel construction maintains performance reliability across routine reprocessing.
The Ramirez Endoforehead parietal elevator extends subperiosteal release laterally into the parietal region during endoscopic brow and forehead lifts. A straight shaft tracks along the temporal line and parietal bone for controlled tissue release, and the 10-3/8 inch (262/263mm) overall length reaches well beyond the entry port. Stainless‑steel construction holds the working edge across repeat reprocessing.
Mouth guard pads (bite liners) are protective cushioning inserts placed over the bite surfaces of mouth gags and tongue depressors. Sold in disposable pairs, they reduce dental arch trauma and mucosal compression during prolonged oral retraction. Single-use configuration ensures fresh, uncompromised protection for each surgical case.
Richardson retractors with 25 × 19mm scalloped blades and J‑shaped hollow handles provide deep-field ENT retraction with reduced hand fatigue. The scalloped blade edges distribute tissue tension across multiple contact points, minimizing crush injury during tonsillectomy and pharyngeal exposure. Hollow-grip design reduces hand strain during prolonged procedures requiring sustained retraction.
The left Ring blade #2 with 22 × 57mm working surface and integral groove for endotracheal tubes up to 24 Fr supports laryngeal retraction and intubated airway management during tonsillectomy. The integrated tube groove secures the endotracheal tube position without external fixation. The 157mm length provides secure hand control.
The Ring Blade #2 (right) provides a 22 × 57mm blade with an integrated groove accommodating endotracheal tubes up to 24 French during intubation management and airway procedures. The blade width and groove geometry enable safe tongue and laryngeal retraction without compression injury. Stainless steel ensures lasting durability.
The Ring Blade #3 (left) delivers a 29 × 72mm blade with integrated groove for endotracheal tubes up to 29 French, accommodating larger airway anatomy and extended laryngeal exposure. Its left orientation provides ergonomic retraction positioning, and the wide blade distributes pressure evenly across the tongue surface. Stainless steel ensures reliable reprocessing.
This ring blade tongue depressor (right configuration) features a 29mm × 72mm blade with an integrated groove to guide and protect endotracheal tubes up to 29Fr diameter during oral and pharyngeal procedures. The blade geometry retracts the tongue and soft palate while stabilizing airway tubes. The 160mm overall length provides comfortable reach and lever advantage.
Ring-blade tongues (#4 left) enable controlled visualization of the oral cavity and endotracheal tube guidance during anesthesia induction and airway management. The 34mm wide blade provides adequate coverage of the lingual surface and pharyngeal inlet. The integral groove accommodates endotracheal tubes up to 37 French, facilitating tube positioning without mucosal compression during intubation.
The ring blade #4 provides controlled tongue retraction and airway protection during oropharyngeal and laryngeal procedures. Its 34 × 85mm blade geometry with endotracheal tube groove accommodates tubes to 37 French without compression. The right orientation suits standard operating positions.
The ring blade #5 provides controlled tongue retraction and airway protection during oropharyngeal and laryngeal procedures. Its 37 × 94mm blade geometry with endotracheal tube groove accommodates tubes to 37 French without compression. The left orientation suits variable operating positions.
This right ring blade #5 features a 37×94mm blade with a groove designed to accommodate endotracheal tubes up to 37Fr, paired with a 160mm length for controlled airway access.
This Roger elevator uses a 3mm curved double‑ended blade configuration for controlled elevation in nasal procedures.
The double‑ended Rose trachea retractor provides bilateral tracheal stabilization during thyroid and cervical procedures. Its straight geometry allows symmetrical retraction, and the compact 130mm profile facilitates hand placement in the surgical neck. Stainless steel withstands repeated sterilization for routine ENT use.
This Rosen knife curette, small size, uses a 2mm diameter blade angled upward 45 degrees with a hexagonal handle and a 168mm length to support controlled curettage and delicate tissue work.
The Rosen pick with 1.5mm curved working end and round handle enables precise dissection and elevation in otologic microsurgery, particularly for ossicular manipulation and stapes footplate work. The curved geometry provides excellent tactile feedback during delicate bone and cartilage work. The 168mm length supports visualization and control.
The curved Rosen pick carries a 3mm tip from curve to tip on a round handle, sized for middle ear dissection and stapes mobilization during otologic microsurgery. The 168mm length keeps the surgeon's hand clear of the operative microscope, and the curved geometry tracks the contour of the ossicular chain.
The 14‑gauge Rosen angled suction tube delivers a heavier flow channel than the finer Rosen variants, suited to ENT and otologic work where more volume must be cleared. The 60mm working length and 99mm overall length keep the hub close to the surgeon's fingertips under the operative microscope.