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These Joseph-Peck nasal scissors feature curved tungsten-carbide blades with double-beveled edges and semi-sharp tips designed for curved tissue dissection within the nasal framework. The 146mm length permits controlled maneuverability in confined septal and sidewall spaces. Ring handles support precise blade control during delicate mucoperichondrial dissection.
Features & Benefits
The Kaye dissecting scissors enable fine tissue planes during pharyngeal and laryngeal surgery. The curved fine beveled blades support controlled cutting along anatomical contours, while serrated lower blade maintains reliable tissue grip. Ribbon style ring handles and 115mm length support precision work in confined spaces.
The Kazanjian rongeur is a heavy-model instrument with box-lock closure and straight geometry, designed for robust mastoid and sinus bone removal. The 190mm length and heavy construction provide sustained cutting force during extended mastoidectomy.
The Kerrison rongeur with 40‑degree upbite and 5mm bite is engineered for controlled bone removal in spine and orthopedic procedures, including laminectomy, foraminotomy, and decompression around the neural elements. The 203mm working length reaches deep into spinal corridors while the upbite geometry directs the cutting head away from the underlying dura and nerve root. Stainless‑steel construction holds the cutting edge across repeat reprocessing.
The Kevorkian‑Young endocervical biopsy curette features a 2mm × 12mm loop for sampling endocervical tissue during diagnostic workup of cervical abnormalities. Without specimen basket, the 311mm overall length provides comfortable reach to the endocervix and lower uterine segment. The straight geometry supports precise placement and controlled curettage.
The Killian antrum cannula (size 1, bulbous tip) facilitates safe fluid delivery and tissue irrigation in the maxillary antrum during antrostomy procedures. Its bulbous terminal prevents mucosal laceration while permitting controlled irrigation. The compact size 1 profile suits anatomically narrow antral ostia.
Designed for wider nasal cavities, this 140mm Killian speculum features 90 × 8.7mm blades that provide superior exposure for FESS procedures and nasal disease inspection. The straight profile and set screw mechanism allow precise blade stabilization during extended sinus work. Stainless steel provides lasting durability.
Kleinsasser horizontal scissors deliver precise mucosal cutting through rigid laryngoscopes during microlaryngeal surgery. The straight 2mm shaft maintains optimal visualization of deep laryngeal structures, while the 230mm working length accommodates narrow instrumentation angles. Designed for exacting endolaryngeal procedures including vocal cord and anterior commissure work.
The Kleinsasser suction tube is engineered for controlled aspiration during transnasal endoscopic procedures and laryngeal surgery. A 3mm diameter bore with a cutoff hole allows surgeon-controlled modulation of suction flow without inserting a thumb vent, preserving the surgical view. The 230mm working length extends deep into nasal and pharyngeal corridors while maintaining precise tip handling.
The Knight septum nasal forceps combines a box lock mechanism with 5 × 12mm oval cup jaws designed for secure grasping of septal cartilage and bone during septorhinoplasty and FESS procedures. The oval cup geometry distributes pressure without crushing, and the box lock maintains reliable closure. The 191mm length provides substantial reach.
The Kos crimper forceps employs a crimping mechanism scaled for fine-model otologic work, with an 82mm working length suitable for tympanic and stapes manipulations. The crimping action secures or shapes ossicular bone during tympanoplasty.
The Kuhn‑Bolger giraffe biopsy forceps (sinus vertical) delivers a 3mm spoon tip at a 55 degrees angled shaft, permitting vertical jaw closure for paranasal sinus and septal biopsies during functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS). The double‑action vertical jaw geometry provides tissue engagement without impingement on surrounding sinus mucosa. A 120mm working length supports access to maxillary, ethmoid, and anterior sphenoid lesions.
The Laborde tri‑valve tracheal dilator at 140mm opens the trachea through a tracheostomy incision with three valves rather than the bi‑valve format, distributing the spreading force across a wider arc. The 140mm length keeps the operator's hand clear of the inserted tube.
At 10mm (K0/#00), this small‑pediatric laryngeal mirror gives a focused view of the supraglottic structures in pediatric and small‑adult patients. The compact mirror face preserves field clarity through narrow oropharyngeal access, and the round handle stabilizes the examiner's grip.
At 8mm (K00/#000), this laryngeal mirror is the smaller of two pediatric sizes, suited to infants and very small children where standard mirrors crowd the oropharynx. The polished face holds image clarity through narrow access, and the round handle stabilizes the examiner's grip.
Sized at 6mm (K000/#0000), this laryngeal mirror is the smallest in the standard pediatric ENT exam set, intended for infants where the oropharyngeal opening will not accommodate larger mirrors. The polished surface holds image clarity at the small scale.
This 12mm laryngeal mirror (K1/#0) bridges the pediatric and small‑adult exam ranges, useful when the K0 size is too small but adult sizes crowd the oropharynx. The polished face holds image clarity, and the round handle stabilizes the examiner's grip during posterior pharyngeal inspection.
At 30mm, this K10/#7 laryngeal mirror gives the widest standard field of view in the ENT exam set, useful when broad visualization of the vocal cords and supraglottic structures is needed. The polished surface holds image clarity, and the round handle stabilizes positioning.
At 28mm (K9/#6), this laryngeal mirror sits between the standard ENT exam sizes for surgeons who need slightly more field than the 26mm version. The polished reflective face holds image clarity during posterior pharyngeal inspection, and the round handle stabilizes positioning.
At 14mm (Size 0) on a hexagon handle, this laryngeal mirror bridges the pediatric and small‑adult exam sizes, suited to patients where the 12mm Size 00 is too small and the 18mm Size 2 too crowding. The hexagon handle stabilizes the examiner's grip.
The Size 00 laryngeal mirror at 12mm on a hexagon handle scales the routine adult exam down for pediatric and small‑adult patients. The compact mirror face preserves field clarity through narrow oropharyngeal access, and the hexagon handle stabilizes the examiner's grip.
Sized at 16mm, this Size 1 laryngeal mirror sits between Size 0 and Size 2 for graduated ENT exam workflows. The hexagon handle resists rolling on the exam tray, and the polished face holds image clarity during posterior pharyngeal inspection.
Sized at 22mm with a hexagon handle, this Size 4 laryngeal mirror sits between the K8/#5 and Size 5 hex‑handle sizes for graduated ENT exam workflows. The hexagon handle resists rolling, and the polished face holds image clarity.
The Size 6 laryngeal mirror at 26mm on a hexagon handle gives a moderate field of view for routine ENT exam, with the hexagon profile resisting rolling on the exam tray. The polished face holds image clarity during posterior pharyngeal inspection.
Sized at 28mm on a hexagon handle, this Size 7 laryngeal mirror sits just below the widest hex‑handle option in the exam set, balancing field of view against patient comfort. The hexagon profile resists rolling and the polished face holds clarity.
The Size 8 laryngeal mirror at 30mm on a hexagon handle gives the widest hex‑handle field of view in the exam set, suited to cases where broad visualization of the supraglottic structures is wanted. The hexagon profile resists rolling on the exam tray.
The Lempert endural curette performs controlled bone and tissue removal during mastoid surgery and endaural approaches. Its 2.5 × 4mm oval cup geometry efficiently evacuates granulation and bone disease from mastoid air cells. The Bruns style handle and 178mm length support prolonged operating while maintaining precise tactile feedback.
This Lewis nasal rasp combines a coarse grit surface with a 19 × 10mm working face for aggressive bone smoothing during septorhinoplasty. The 178mm overall length provides ergonomic control while the coarse texture removes bony irregularities left by osteotomes. Multiple passes achieve the final bone contour before closure.
The Lillie ear hook with 1mm ball tip and 90‑degree angled design (2mm from bend to tip) provides precise palpation and manipulation of ossicular structures during otologic microsurgery. The fine ball tip permits gentle handling of delicate ossicles without mucosal trauma. The serrated handle ensures secure grip control during intricate middle ear work. At 173mm overall length, the hook delivers the reach and control necessary for mastoid ossicular surgery.
The Lillie nasal speculum offers delicate access for narrow or pediatric nasal cavities with its 32 × 3.6mm thin round blades. The 130mm shaft length provides controlled leverage without turbinate trauma during examination or minor procedure introduction. Its straight geometry supports fine visibility in confined spaces.