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Sized for otologic and microsurgical fields, this 15ga Rosen suction tube (1.46mm bore) draws fluid and small debris from delicate corridors without disturbing fine anatomy. The angled shaft preserves visualization through the microscope, while the 60mm working length within a 99mm overall body suits deep otologic exposure. Stainless‑steel construction holds up to repeat reprocessing.
Features & Benefits
The 15‑gauge Rosen angled suction tube delivers a heavier flow channel than the 16‑gauge variant, suited to ENT and otologic work where larger‑volume clearance is wanted under the operative microscope. The 60mm working length and 101mm overall length keep the hub close to the surgeon's fingertips.
Built at 16 gauge with a 60mm working length, the Rosen angled suction tube delivers fine‑gauge fluid clearance during otologic and microsurgical work. The 99mm overall length keeps the hub close to the surgeon's hand for fingertip control under the operative microscope.
Built at 16 gauge with a 60mm working length, the Rosen angled suction tube sits between the 15 and 17 gauge variants for moderate ENT and otologic flow. The 101mm overall length keeps the hub close to the surgeon's fingertips under the operative microscope.
The 17‑gauge Rosen angled suction tube delivers fine‑gauge clearance for ENT and otologic work, with the angled tip preserving visualization under the operative microscope. The 60mm working length keeps the working face close to the surgeon's fingertips.
The 17‑gauge Rosen angled suction tube delivers a slightly finer lumen than the 16‑gauge model, useful when the surgeon needs less flow capacity in delicate otologic and ophthalmic work. The 60mm working length keeps the working face close to the fingertips under the operative microscope.
The 18‑gauge Rosen angled suction tube delivers the finest standard suction lumen in the Rosen family, sized for delicate otologic and microsurgical work. The 60mm working length and 99mm overall length keep the hub close to the surgeon's fingertips under the microscope.
Rosen suction tubes deliver controlled microsurgical aspiration in otologic and fine general fields. This angled 18‑gauge version offers a 12mm bore for moderate‑flow suction with a 60mm working length, allowing precise placement at the operative site while the angled shaft keeps the hand clear of the microscope path.
The 19‑gauge Rosen angled suction tube sits between the 18 and 20 gauge variants for fine otologic and ophthalmic clearance, balancing flow against fine‑field control. The 60mm working length and 99mm overall length keep the hub close to the fingertips under the operative microscope.
Stepping down to 19 gauge, this Rosen angled suction tube delivers very fine clearance for the most delicate ENT and ophthalmic microsurgical work. The 60mm working length and 101mm overall length keep the hub close to the surgeon's fingertips for fine control.
The Rosen suction tube is a fine‑gauge 20g instrument designed for precision aspiration in delicate or confined fields where a smaller lumen is essential. At 99mm total length with 60mm working reach, it delivers controlled, atraumatic evacuation in microsurgical or otologic applications. The angled geometry improves access into recessed spaces.
The 20‑gauge Rosen angled suction tube delivers the finest active‑clearance lumen in the Rosen ENT family, sized for the most delicate otologic and ophthalmic work. The 60mm working length and 99mm overall length keep the hub close to the surgeon's fingertips under the operative microscope.
This Rosen suction tube features a 22ga angled shaft measuring 0.643mm in diameter, a 60mm working length, and a 100mm overall length for fine otologic suction.
This angled Rosen suction tube clears blood and debris from the middle ear and mastoid cavity during otologic dissection. The 22-gauge bore (0.0253 inch / 0.643mm) supports atraumatic aspiration around delicate ossicular structures, while the 60mm working length within a 101mm overall body keeps the surgeon's hand clear of the operating microscope's field. The angled tip routes around the speculum for direct visualization of the tympanic recess.
This 24-gauge Rosen suction tube is engineered for delicate, fine aspiration in otologic and microsurgical procedures. The angled design and approximately 100mm overall length (with 60mm working length) support precise positioning in confined ear canal and neural spaces. Its narrow lumen minimizes tissue irritation while enabling controlled fluid removal.
Fine 24‑gauge bore makes this angled Rosen suction tube suited to delicate otologic and microsurgical aspiration where flow must be controlled tightly. The 0.511mm lumen avoids overwhelming small surgical fields, and the 60mm working length places the tip precisely while the angled shaft preserves the microscope view.
This Rosen suction tube features a 26ga angled shaft measuring 0.404mm in diameter, a 60mm working length, and a 100mm overall length for controlled fine‑bore otologic suction.
The Royce straight ear knife features a 7mm up-cutting blade positioned for aural canal and mastoid work. Its bayonet handle and flat grip support fingertip control during delicate ossicular manipulation. At 186mm overall with 63mm working length, this reusable instrument serves tympanoplasty and ossicular chain revision cases.
Designed for dorsal nasal bone recontouring, this Rubin nasofrontal osteotome delivers controlled bone cuts through a straight shaft. The osteotome's edge slices cleanly through trabecular bone at the nasofrontal junction during septorhinoplasty grafting procedures. Stainless steel maintains its edge through repeated mallet strikes.
Rubin osteotomes enable controlled bone separation during functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS) and septorhinoplasty osteotomy lines. The 14mm straight cutting edge provides adequate width for maxillary, ethmoid, and sphenoid ostium approaches. Finger-grip handle facilitates surgeon-controlled percussion strikes with anatomical precision during intranasal work.
Carrying a 10mm cutting edge with both corners rounded, this straight Rubin osteotome reduces the bony nasal dorsum without leaving a stepped edge in the periosteum. The rounded corners protect adjacent soft tissue while the broad blade takes a full pass across the dorsal hump. A finger grip steadies the strike axis, and stainless steel construction holds the edge through repeat rhinoplasty cases.
The Rubin osteotome performs controlled bone work with rounded corner geometry to minimize soft tissue trauma during nasal surgery. Its 12mm straight blade with dual rounded corners protects the periosteum during lateral and medial osteotomies. Finger grip handle and 159mm length support seated bimanual control.
The Rubin osteotome features a straight 14mm cutting edge with both corners rounded for safe controlled osteotomy during functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS), septal reconstruction, and nasal bone work. The wide 14mm cutting surface distributes osteotomy force broadly while the rounded corners prevent sinus mucosa perforation and frontal bone injury. The finger grip handle provides precise mallet‑assisted control during bone removal.
The Rubin septum morselizer forceps employs a curved handle and double‑action jaw mechanism with guard to fragment and remove deviated or hypertrophied septal tissue. The guard protects surrounding nasal mucosa during aggressive tissue removal. Stainless steel construction withstands repeated septoplasty workflows.
The Rubin septum morselizer forceps employs double-action guard handles to safely crimp and fragment septal bone and cartilage during septoplasty. The slip-on guard prevents tissue trauma while the mechanical advantage of the double-action mechanism controls fragment size.
This Ruskin rongeur combines a curved geometry with a 5 × 16mm bite for bone removal in angled compartments during mastoid and sphenoid surgery. The curved profile navigates around anatomical obstacles while the jaw delivers reliable cutting action.
The Ruskin rongeur delivers a 5 × 16mm bite in a straight configuration, designed for bone removal during mastoid work and sinus surgery. The 184mm overall length provides adequate reach while the jaw opening removes cortical bone efficiently.
This Ruskin rongeur variant increases jaw size to 6 × 16mm for larger cortical bone removal during mastoidectomy and extended sinus procedures. The straight profile and 184mm length position the surgeon's hand while allowing efficient bone removal.
Sage tonsil snares provide wire-loop dissection and hemostatic control of hypertrophied tonsils during tonsillectomy procedures. The reusable stainless steel cannula and handle support multiple operative cases. Snare-loop geometry enables controlled entrapment and enucleation of enlarged tonsil tissue with maintained hemostasis.
The Sawtell tonsil forceps features closed ring handles that provide secure, controlled grip during tonsil dissection and manipulation. The curved jaw geometry navigates the oropharyngeal anatomy, while the ring design distributes finger pressure and improves tactile feedback. Stainless steel withstands repeated sterilization in high-volume ENT settings.