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Scaling up suction capacity while maintaining the atraumatic teardrop profile, this 10Fr tube is designed for moderate‑to‑high flow evacuation in larger surgical fields. The non‑tapered tip design preserves the broad teardrop geometry that distributes suction pressure safely. The angled 216mm overall shaft improves approach beneath overhanging structures.
Features & Benefits
Supporting the largest suction demands in open abdominal or complex surgical scenarios, this 12Fr teardrop tube maintains the atraumatic non‑tapered geometry. The larger lumen handles substantial fluid and debris evacuation. The angled 216mm overall configuration allows ergonomic positioning while maintaining operative visibility beneath overhanging viscera.
This compact 7Fr teardrop suction tube bridges delicate and moderate‑flow scenarios with the atraumatic non‑tapered geometry. The modest lumen size suits confined surgical fields and controlled aspiration requirements. The angled 216mm shaft with 114mm working length maintains reach and ergonomic positioning in deeper anatomical planes.
Positioned between smaller and high‑capacity tubes, this 8Fr teardrop suction tube offers balanced flow with atraumatic non‑tapered tip geometry. The angled 216mm overall construction improves visualization and approach to anatomical recesses. The 114mm working length supports placement in deeper surgical planes without sacrificing ergonomic control.
This teardrop‑profile 9Fr suction tube combines an angled shaft with non‑tapered tips for high‑capacity aspiration in open surgical fields. The teardrop geometry distributes suction force across a broader surface area, reducing point‑load trauma to tissue. The 100mm working length and angled configuration improve access to deeper operative corridors.
The Tebbetts elevator is a double‑ended instrument designed for controlled dissection in the subperiosteal plane during plastic surgery procedures, including facelift, brow lift, and endoscopic forehead elevation. The straight geometry and dual working ends minimize instrument changes during extended elevation. 210mm length provides adequate reach for submuscular and subperiosteal anatomy.
This Teflon cutting block features a two-color round design that aids in tympanoplasty donor tissue centration and orientation. The inert Teflon surface resists adhesion and damage during blade passage, supporting clean, reproducible tissue sizing. Its smooth geometry accommodates both blade and mallet techniques.
This tendon passer uses a straight shaft with a 6mm pointed tip and a 152mm length to support controlled passage of tendon sutures.
This Thawley frontal sinus curette uses a 3×5mm cup with a 45‑degree angled tip on a malleable copper shaft and a 195mm length to support controlled frontal sinus curettage.
Through‑cut Weil‑Blakesley sinus forceps with 3mm bite and straight shaft deliver efficient removal of septal spurs and diseased sinus mucosa during endoscopic procedures. The larger bite compared to 2.5mm sizes accommodates thicker tissue without multiple passes. Stainless‑steel construction is built for reliable clinical performance.
The thumb valve control aspirating tube delivers controlled suction for tracheal clearance during airway procedures. The 9 French (3mm diameter) bore provides adequate aspiration flow while the 20cm working length extends into the subglottic and cervical trachea. The thumb vent permits surgeon to modulate suction force without releasing the instrument.
This replacement tip extends the service life of Yankauer suction tubes by providing the atraumatic bulbous distal section that channels aspirate away from delicate mucosal surfaces. The stainless steel construction maintains corrosion resistance through repeated cleaning and sterilization. Reusable design supports cost-effective inventory management across high-volume procedures.
This Tivnen tonsil forceps includes 3×3 teeth with an angled handle for controlled gripping during tonsillar procedures.
The 23‑gauge angled tonsil needle with a Luer‑Lock fitting at 0.6mm diameter and 13mm tube length delivers local anesthetic into the tonsillar fossa during tonsillectomy. The angled geometry suits the posterior oropharyngeal approach, and the Luer‑Lock fits standard syringes.
This tonsil snare wire provides a 0.3mm diameter monofilament loop for mechanical ligation and removal of hypertrophic tonsillar and adenoid tissue during endoscopic or cold steel tonsillectomy. The fine wire diameter permits passage through a snare handle while maintaining adequate tensile strength for tissue strangulation. Single‑use sterile packaging ensures sterility and eliminates reprocessing burden.
The Touma suction tube at 20 gauge represents a fine‑gauge option with angled tip geometry for improved access in confined or difficult‑to‑reach surgical spaces. The 20g lumen allows controlled aspiration without high negative pressure risk. The angled profile enhances maneuverability in restricted operative fields.
This 22-gauge Touma suction tube features an angled tip for delicate aspiration in confined surgical fields. The fine gauge lumen prevents tissue trauma while maintaining efficient fluid evacuation. Ideal for precision work in ophthalmic, otologic, and microsurgical applications.
The Toynbee infant speculum carries an oval 2.5 × 3.5mm working face on a 35mm body, sized for the smallest infant ear canals where standard pediatric speculums will not fit. The compact frame preserves access while keeping the speculum profile low.
The Troeltsch ear and nose forceps is a compact 127mm straight forceps designed for delicate aural and nasal tissue manipulation. The straight geometry permits direct visualization during fine work, while the relatively short shaft suits pediatric and confined anatomical spaces. Stainless steel withstands repeated sterilization in busy ENT clinics.
The Troeltsch ear and nose forceps in 152mm length extends reach into deeper aural and nasal structures while maintaining fine control. The straight shaft allows surgeons to work with improved visibility in confined anatomical spaces characteristic of otologic procedures. Reusable stainless steel composition supports routine clinical sterilization.
The Trousseau bi‑valve dilator opens the trachea through a tracheostomy or cricothyroidotomy incision for tube insertion. The bi‑valve geometry expands the airway evenly without pinching, and the 133mm length keeps the operator's hand clear of the inserted tube.
Tydings tonsil snares deliver controlled wire-loop tonsillar dissection with straight cannula geometry accommodating direct nasopharyngeal access during tonsillectomy. The complete kit includes replaceable tonsil-snare wires (12 per package) enabling multiple procedures per reusable instrument. The 240mm overall length maintains safe operator positioning while preserving adequate nasopharyngeal working distance.
The Tydings tonsil snare combines a straight wire guide with 25-gauge snare wires for mechanical tonsil enucleation. The included supply of twelve preloaded wires supports multiple procedures without interruption for wire changes. The snare design permits gradual, controlled tightening to avoid sudden hemorrhage and preserve surrounding soft tissue.
The Vienna speculum presents a compact, minimalist geometry ideal for diagnostic otoscopy and limited surgical nasal work. At 30mm blade length with 11.2mm width, it delivers focused tissue retraction without the bulk of larger specula. Reusable stainless‑steel construction ensures lasting performance in routine ENT practice.
The Vienna speculum with 30mm blade length provides focused nasal vestibule exposure for septoplasty, rhinoplasty, and intranasal tumor visualization. The straight geometry and lightweight construction reduce hand fatigue during extended rhinologic procedures. Reusable stainless‑steel resists corrosion across many high‑pressure sterilization cycles.
This 32mm Vienna speculum provides slightly wider nasal exposure than the 30mm model, accommodating larger nasal cavities and facilitating instrumentation passage during functional endoscopic sinus surgery. The straight geometry remains intuitive to position, while the expanded blade length extends visualization deeper into the ostiomeatal complex. Stainless‑steel construction ensures durability.
The 34mm Vienna speculum delivers maximum nasal field exposure for comprehensive sinus disease assessment and revision endoscopic procedures. The straight blade geometry aligns with the nasal septum, while the extended 34mm length reaches far into the sphenoid recess and maxillary sinus. Lightweight stainless‑steel resists corrosion.
The Vienna nasal speculum medium uses 30mm blades for anterior nasal access during rhinoscopy and septal manipulation. The blades spread the ala without lateral wall trauma. 146mm length provides adequate external handle for steady bilateral blade control.
This Vienna nasal speculum, number 1, features 30mm modified blades with a 142mm total length to support precise nasal dilation in adult examinations.
The Vienna nasal speculum (number 3, 33mm conventional blades, 140mm overall) provides proportionate nasal cavity opening for diagnostic endoscopy and minor nasal procedures. Size 3 (33mm blade span) addresses mid-range nasal widths. Stainless steel composition ensures durability across routine ENT use.