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The Sawtell tonsil forceps is crafted with a curved working end and open ring handle to facilitate secure grasping and removal of palatine tonsil tissue during tonsillectomy. The standard curve geometry follows the oropharyngeal anatomy while the ring handle allows ratcheted locking for prolonged retraction of the tonsil fossa. At 7.5 inches, the length provides adequate visualization of the superior and inferior poles during safe dissection and hemostasis.
Features & Benefits
This semi‑sharp scalp elevator combines a straight blade with ergonomic handle design for controlled subperiosteal dissection during facelift and reconstruction surgery. The 235mm length maintains reach to the temporal and parietal regions while the semi‑sharp tip balances tissue separation with atraumatic advancement along fascial planes. Sustained grip comfort during extended procedures is supported by the ergonomic handle geometry.
This Schnidt hemostatic tonsil forceps features a straight profile with an open left ring handle and a 191mm length to support controlled clamping during tonsillar procedures.
This Schnidt‑Boettcher hemostatic tonsil forceps incorporates a medium curve with an open left ring handle and a 188mm length for controlled access around tonsillar structures.
This Schuknecht footplate hook uses a 0.4mm curved‑up tip with a 159mm overall length to support controlled mobilization of stapedial footplate structures.
This Schuknecht needle incorporates an 18‑degree angled shaft with a 55mm bend‑to‑tip distance and a 165mm length for controlled middle‑ear access.
The Schuknecht spatula features a 20‑degree angled shaft with 1mm rounded tip for delicate manipulation of the stapes footplate and tympanic membrane during ossicular reconstruction. The round knurled handle provides tactile grip during microsurgical work. 154mm length permits steady control in the middle ear.
This Schuknecht suction tube features a 20ga angled shaft with a thumb cutoff bypass, a 78mm working length, and a 120mm overall length for moderate‑flow otologic suction.
The Schuknecht suction tube offers a 22 gauge ultra‑fine lumen specifically engineered for micro‑otologic procedures including endoscopic sinus and temporal bone work. The straight profile and thumb plate bypass control allow precise flow management in millimeter‑scale operative spaces. Its compact 120mm length combined with 78mm working reach supports delicate handling.
The 24‑gauge Schuknecht suction tube carries a thumb‑plate cutoff (bypass) format on a 78mm working length, sized for the finest otologic and microsurgical fluid clearance. The bypass cutoff allows continuous suction line connection with intermittent flow at the working face.
The Seiler turbinate nasal scissors with angled blades and ring handle is engineered for controlled turbinate resection and reduction during rhinoplasty and FESS. The angled blade geometry provides superior visualization and cutting efficiency in confined nasal spaces. The 191mm length supports extended reach to posterior turbinates and middle meatus.
These angled Seiler scissors provide curved blade geometry optimized for controlled turbinate and septal dissection during nasal and sinus procedures. The opposing angled cuts ensure clean incision lines without tissue crushing. Stainless steel blades deliver lasting edge retention for reliable performance across multiple surgical cases.
The septum needle features a sharp, 0.8mm diameter tip angled 90 degrees, enabling precise elevation and disruption of nasal septal flaps during surgical dissection. The 110mm straight shaft provides tactile feedback while the angular tip navigates along the mucoperichondrial plane. Stainless‑steel construction withstands repeated reshaping and sterilization.
This septum needle combines a bayonet shaft with a 23-gauge straight tip for precise mucosal injection and septum infiltration during rhinoplasty. The bayonet offset keeps the hand clear of the surgical field while the fine gauge minimizes tissue trauma. Stainless steel resists bending during repeated nasal septum penetrations.
This straight‑shaft septum needle features an angled hub and reinforced construction, enabling precise needle advancement through nasal mucosa and septal cartilage during septoplasty. The reinforced design withstands lateral forces during needle positioning without kinking or buckling. Stainless‑steel composition supports repeated sterilization.
The Sewall orbital retractor (11mm × 56mm blade) provides wider blade coverage for extended orbital and periorbital retraction during endoscopic orbital decompression and extended skull base approaches. The 11mm width and 56mm length distribute retraction force broadly across the medial orbital wall and periosteal planes without point loading. At 6.33 inches with a round handle, the instrument supports stable retraction during lengthy otologic and skull base procedures.
Sewall orbital retractors provide atraumatic exposure of periorbital anatomy during endoscopic and transcutaneous orbital decompression procedures. The 13 × 68mm blade distributes tissue tension across a broad surface, reducing crush injury to periorbital soft tissue and orbital fascia. Round handle supports comfortable sustained retraction during prolonged surgical approaches.
Built for orbital floor and medial wall fracture repair, this Sewall orbital retractor pairs a 7 × 52mm blade with a round handle on a 160mm shaft. The slender blade holds periorbital fat away from the bony rim while the surgeon places mesh or implant. The round handle rolls naturally between thumb and index finger as the angle of retraction shifts intraoperatively, and stainless steel construction supports repeat reprocessing.
The Sewall orbital retractor (9mm × 44mm blade) is engineered for gentle atraumatic retraction of orbital and periorbital tissues during otologic orbital decompression and endoscopic skull base surgery. The 9mm width provides focused retraction while the 44mm blade length distributes force evenly across the orbital septum and periosteum. At 6.33 inches with a round handle, the instrument supports sustained retraction during prolonged exposure.
The Sexton ear knife, size 1, features an 8mm blade and straight geometry for precise cartilage incision during otologic procedures. At 171mm overall length, it accommodates both middle ear and external auditory canal work. Stainless‑steel blade construction ensures reliable cutting performance across many repeat procedures.
This Shambaugh palpating needle is a fine straight instrument with a 160mm overall length used for delicate middle‑ear palpation.
The large Shapleigh curette pairs an extra‑delicate 2mm serrated loop with a flexible shaft and flat handle, scaling the small variant up for slightly larger ear canal cerumen work. The serrated loop bites without slipping, and the flexible shaft conforms to canal curvature.
The small Shapleigh curette carries a 1.5mm serrated loop on a flexible shaft with a flat handle, sized for delicate cerumen and debris removal in narrow ear canals. The serrated loop bites without sliding, and the flexible shaft conforms to canal curvature during the retrieval stroke.
The Shea‑Tabb prosthesis placement hook delivers a delicate 0.5mm tip designed to position ossicular prostheses during middle ear reconstruction. The slight angle and straight shaft geometry allow precise seating without dislodging adjacent ossicles or mucosa. At 160mm overall length, it provides extended reach while maintaining tactile control.
The Shea forward searcher features a blunt tip and forward‑angled 45 degrees geometry for safe exploration of mastoid bone during otologic procedures. Its forward angle allows the surgeon to identify anatomical landmarks such as the ossicular chain and facial recess without impacting deeper tissues. The stainless steel construction is built for reliable performance across repeat surgical cases.
This Shea incision knife tapers from 1.5mm to 0.25mm with a 45‑degree angled profile and a 165mm length for controlled incision work.
A 10mm straight osteotome suitable for controlled bone elevation and removal in septoplasty and functional rhinoplasty. The hexagonal handle resists slippage during mallet-driven procedures, and the medium-width blade balances visibility with cutting efficiency. Stainless steel construction supports reliable performance across many cases.
An 11mm straight osteotome engineered for controlled bone work in nasal and maxillary procedures requiring wider blade engagement. The hexagonal handle maintains alignment during mallet impact, while the blade width accommodates larger surface areas. Reusable stainless steel provides consistent performance across surgical cases.
The Sheehan osteotome performs controlled bone osteotomy during nasal and sinus surgery. Its 12mm straight blade delivers sufficient cutting width for sinus floor and septum work while maintaining precision. The hexagonal handle provides secure grip and mallet control over the full 159mm length.
The Sheehan osteotome with straight 13mm blade and hexagonal handle is engineered for controlled bone division during septoplasty and nasal pyramid work. The hexagonal grip prevents hand rotation, providing precise strikeload direction. The 159mm length supports balanced mallet control during osteotomy.