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Designed for nasal spine retraction during septorhinoplasty, this 44 × 9.5mm retractor maintains separation of the nasal dorsum and bridge during bony work. The 220mm overall length provides adequate hand distance from the field while the broad blade surface distributes retraction force evenly across bone. Stainless steel withstands sustained traction.
Features & Benefits
This laryngoscope (Figure 5) is a rigid viewing tube designed for direct laryngeal visualization during routine laryngoscopy and laryngeal microsurgery. At 172mm length with 16mm inner diameter and 29 × 19mm outer dimensions, it accommodates standard microlaryngeal instruments and suction cannulae. The round geometry provides unobstructed illumination and visualization of the vocal cords, anterior and posterior commissure, and subglottic larynx.
The Parell intra-nasal needle holder combines angled shafts with a tapered 1.5mm tungsten carbide jaw designed for intricate nasal suturing. Tungsten carbide provides superior grip and durability compared to stainless steel, resisting jaw spread during forceful needle passage. The 178mm length and angled configuration optimize ergonomics during confined nasal work.
The Rainer-Alexander bulbous ear syringe tip (60mm) is designed for safe otologic fluid delivery in the external auditory canal. Its bulbous terminal prevents trauma to the tympanic membrane while permitting controlled cerumen irrigation. The tip-only configuration allows rapid attachment to standard syringe barrels.
The Rainer-Alexander ear syringe tip-only design (tapered, 60mm) accommodates direct attachment to existing syringe barrels for otologic irrigation. Tapered geometry provides smooth entry into the ear canal and ostium. Use in routine otologic procedures where fluid delivery and cerumen removal are required.
Mouth guard pads (bite liners) are protective cushioning inserts placed over the bite surfaces of mouth gags and tongue depressors. Sold in disposable pairs, they reduce dental arch trauma and mucosal compression during prolonged oral retraction. Single-use configuration ensures fresh, uncompromised protection for each surgical case.
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 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.
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.
The Sheehy fascia press (23mm × 31mm, 191mm overall) compacts autogenous fascia grafts during tympanoplasty and ossicular reconstruction. Its rectangular footprint (23mm × 31mm) provides even pressure distribution over graft material. Stainless steel construction supports reliable compression in grafting workflows.
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.
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 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 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.
This vocal cord spreader opens the anterior larynx to 4.5mm spread, enabling optimal exposure of glottic pathology and intralaryngeal lesion removal. The 2mm shaft and 250mm working length fit snugly within the laryngoscopic field while maintaining clear visualization. Durable stainless‑steel construction withstands repeated thermal and chemical sterilization.
This adult Wieder tongue depressor features a wide serrated end transitioning from 35mm to 15mm across a 140mm length to support firm tongue retraction.
Wieder pediatric tongue depressors offer controlled visualization of the oral cavity and nasopharynx during examination and surgical procedures in small children. The 28mm tapered to 15mm wide serrated end accommodates variable working widths suited to pediatric oral anatomy. Serration pattern enhances grip on moist mucosa during sustained exposure without mucosal trauma.