BR Surgical Nasal Forceps are precision-engineered instruments designed for ear, nose, and throat (ENT) procedures. Featuring styles like the Weil-Blakesley and Heymann, these instruments cater to various surgical needs with tip sizes ranging from 1mm to 4.2mm. Ideal for tasks that require precision and care, these forceps have an ergonomically designed handle for comfort and precise control. Available in straight design, these forceps enhance the surgeon’s ability to perform accurate maneuvers during intricate nasal procedures.

Constructed with high-quality, surgical-grade materials, these nasal forceps ensure longevity and durability to withstand rigorous use in clinical settings. The 4¾" shaft length and overall lengths of 7" to 7½" provide the versatility needed for different surgical requirements. Ideal for tissue manipulation or removal, they are an essential addition to any ENT surgical toolkit.

Key Features:

• Crafted from high-quality, surgical-grade materials ensuring longevity and durability during repeated use in clinical settings.
• Ergonomically designed handles provide a firm grip and optimal control during delicate nasal procedures.
• Comes in various sizes to cater to different nasal surgeries and procedures, offering precision and efficiency.

Uses:

• Nasal forceps are primarily used in ENT (ear, nose, throat) procedures to grasp, manipulate, and remove tissue or foreign objects from the nasal cavity. They are essential for nasal surgeries and diagnostic assessments.

FAQs:

1. What materials are the nasal forceps made of?
BR Surgical nasal forceps are made of high-quality, surgical-grade stainless steel for durability and reliability.

2. Are these nasal forceps reusable?
Yes, these nasal forceps are designed for repeated use, but they must be properly sterilized between procedures to ensure safety and effectiveness.

3. Can these forceps be used for procedures other than nasal corrections?
While primarily designed for nasal use, these forceps may also be used for specific throat or ear procedures as determined by a medical professional.