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Angled with a sharp 1mm Size 00 working face, the Buck ear curette removes cerumen and small debris from the external auditory canal where a sharper bite is needed than the dull‑loop alternative. The 152mm length keeps the operator's hand clear of the otoscope's field.
Features & Benefits
This angled Buck ear curette accesses difficult mastoid recesses and sinus tympani during revision mastoid surgery. The sharp 2mm cup and angled approach enable removal of residual cholesteatoma and bone disease in posterior and superior compartments. Angled geometry reduces blind spots.
The angled Buck ear curette with 2mm outer diameter and sharp working edge is designed for selective cerumen removal and canal wall disease curettage during otologic procedures. The 152mm length supports controlled access through the aural canal, while the angled shaft preserves visualization during deep canal work. Sharp geometry enables efficient debris and disease removal.
The Buck ear curette Size 2 with sharp 2.5mm tip and angled shaft provides controlled excision of granulation and cholesteatoma from larger mastoid spaces and anterior epitympanic areas. The wider cutting edge accelerates material removal while maintaining precision. The angled 150mm shaft supports ergonomic deep-field work.
Sized at 3mm Size 3 with a sharp angled working face, this Buck ear curette removes cerumen and small debris from the adult external auditory canal. The sharp loop bites under impacted material without sliding, and the 152mm length keeps the operator's hand clear of the otoscope's field.
The Buck ear curette provides sharp, controlled removal of diseased bone, cholesteatoma, and granulation during mastoid surgery. Its straight geometry and 2mm sharp cup enable precise curetting of the epitympanic recess and sinus tympani. The compact 146mm length maintains excellent proximal control.
The Buck ear curette, size 2, features a 2.5mm diameter round tip with blunt edge ideal for atraumatic removal of epithelial debris and diseased bone during canal wall down or canal wall up mastoidectomy. The round handle provides balanced grip during prolonged scraping, while the straight shaft aligns with canal anatomy. At 152mm length, it maintains excellent control.
These large squeeze grip Caplan nasal scissors combine double‑action spring handle mechanics with a curved shaft and serrated blades for controlled dorsal and septal tissue cutting in extended rhinoplasty procedures. The double‑action spring reduces hand fatigue while maintaining fine blade precision. The 191mm length reaches throughout the nasal cavity.
The Carroll curved tendon forceps with serrated 2 × 8mm jaw enables secure grasping and controlled mobilization of tissue and tendon fragments in otologic dissection and wound debridement. The standard curve aligns with natural anatomic planes, while serration prevents slipping on delicate structures. At 127mm, it accommodates both gross and fine manipulation.
Cinelli osteotomes with double-guard protection and straight blade geometry deliver controlled bone work during functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS) and nasal approaches. The 10mm cutting edge provides adequate width for frontal, maxillary, and sphenoid ostium exposure. Bilateral guard design minimizes soft-tissue trauma during controlled nasal bone separation.
Cinelli osteotomes with 12mm cutting edges and dual-guard design provide wider working surfaces for bone separation during endoscopic sinus and nasal procedures. The straight geometry maintains perpendicular cutting angles during ostium enlargement and bone-removal phases. Robust construction and guard design protect surrounding mucosa from unintended injury during controlled percussion strikes.
Built with a 14mm double‑guarded straight cutting edge, the Cinelli osteotome makes broad lateral nasal osteotomies while the guards limit unintended extension into adjacent tissue. The 158mm length carries the working face well past the surgeon's grip, and the double‑guard geometry preserves the planned cut line.
The Cinelli osteotome is designed with a 16mm straight cutting edge and double guards to protect soft tissue during controlled osteotomy in functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS), septal procedures, and mastoid work. The double guard mechanism prevents inadvertent mucosal or neural injury during sinus and ethmoid bone work. At 6.25 inches, the length provides adequate leverage for precise mallet‑driven bone removal.
This upturned circular cutting punch produces a 3.5mm diameter aperture in a single motion for tympanic membrane perforation creation or round window niche work during otologic and skull base procedures. The upturned geometry maintains visualization during the cutting stroke, and the 160mm working length reaches into the mastoid cavity. Stainless steel provides durable cutting performance.
The Colver tonsil knife dissector combines a 15mm curved blade with serrated top edge for controlled dissection of tonsillar tissue and capsular planes during tonsillectomy. The serrated edge prevents blade slipping on moist tonsillar capsule while the round distal tip provides atraumatic retraction. At 8.25 inches, the standard curve follows natural oropharyngeal contours during careful superior and inferior pole separation.
The Cloward rongeur features a serrated bite with 6 × 10mm jaw dimensions and angled‑up geometry for controlled removal of small bone fragments during mastoid surgery and ossicular bone work. The serrated cutting surface prevents slipping on hard bone while the angled‑up head orients the bite upward for optimal visualization. At 5 inches, the length provides adequate handheld control during intricate tympanic cavity work.
The Cloward rongeur with serrated cutting surfaces removes bone and promote hemostasis during cervical spine and laryngeal procedures. Its straight 6 × 10 jaw configuration fits confined surgical corridors. The 127mm length maintains optimal hand positioning.
The Coakley antrum curette large size with 6mm × 8mm tip and gentle curve enables controlled removal of granulation and mucosal disease from the maxillary antrum and sphenoid sinus during functional endoscopic sinus surgery. The curved geometry navigates sinus recesses without forcing. The 174mm length supports safe deep-field access.
The Coakley antrum curette combines a 6mm working tip with a heavy curve designed for aggressive sinus pathology removal. Its large blade geometry and strong curve support deep maxillary sinus access and efficient curettage of diseased or polypoid tissue. Built from stainless steel for reliable performance across repeated sterilization cycles.
The Coakley antrum curette Size 5 with heavy curve and 5mm working tip provides aggressive antral disease removal while the pronounced curve enables access to lateral and superior antral compartments. Round handle improves tactile feedback during bone and disease curettage. The 178mm length supports secure positioning in deep maxillary sinus spaces.
The Coakley antrum curette Size Small with gently curved geometry and 5mm working tip is designed for controlled maxillary antral disease removal and sinus cavity curettage during caldwell-Luc and endoscopic approaches. The slight curvature accommodates antral recesses while the 178mm length maintains secure hand control. Stainless steel edge sustains sharpness through repeated use.
This acute-angled Coakley curette is shaped for efficient engagement with sinus ostium anatomy and antral linings during endoscopic sinus surgery. The angled blade presents a sharp edge to the work surface, reducing the force required for controlled tissue removal. Its reusable stainless steel construction ensures durability across many surgical procedures.
This Coakley antrum curette (size 1) is angled 30 degrees with an oval cup designed to debride and granulate antral tissue during mastoid and sinus surgery. The angled approach accesses the maxillary antrum recess without interrupting visualization, while the oval cup contours safely against osseous surfaces.
The Colver tonsil forceps provides curved-jaw grasping for secure tonsil manipulation during tonsillectomy and pharyngeal dissection. Its single open loop ring handle reduces hand fatigue during prolonged retraction. The curved geometry follows the tonsillar contour.
The Colver tonsil knife dissector, double-ended with 15mm curved blade and serrated opposite blade, enables controlled tonsil dissection and capsule separation during tonsillectomy. The curved round edge initiates dissection while the serrated blade handles fibrous capsular adhesions. The 211mm length supports reach into the tonsillar fossa.
The Colver tonsil‑seizing forceps in curved configuration provides angled approach to deeply positioned tonsils during tonsillectomy, particularly in cases where the soft palate or neighboring structures limit direct access. The curved jaw trajectory allows surgeons to present the forceps at an oblique angle while maintaining secure tissue grasp. At 191mm overall length, the instrument accommodates deeper pharyngeal dissection.
The Colver tonsil‑seizing forceps in straight configuration provides secure, atraumatic grasping of tonsillar tissue during tonsillectomy. The specialized jaw geometry allows firm purchase on the soft palatine tissue without crushing. At 191mm overall length, the straight design enables direct approach and extraction of the tonsil without impeding visualization of the surgical field.
The Converse‑Wilmer nasal scissors feature blunt angled blades and an overall length of 4.25 inches (108mm), designed for fine dissection and cutting of nasal mucosa, cartilage, and bone during open rhinoplasty and revision septorhinoplasty. Blunt blade tips reduce risk of unintended perforation into nasal airway or facial soft tissues.
This Converse blade retractor uses a 13×43mm blade with a 95mm length to provide controlled retraction of soft tissue during rhinoplasty and facial access.
Converse guarded chisels enable fine bone sculpting during rhinoplasty with built-in guard protection against unintended penetration of soft-tissue planes. The 6mm cutting edge suits delicate osteotomy work near the nasal dorsum and perpendicular plate. Curved-right ergonomic handle accommodates standard right-hand striking position during controlled nasal bone reduction.