The Miltex Lewis Septum Forceps feature a specialized design that caters specifically to nasal surgeries such as septoplasty. With flat serrated jaws measuring 15 x 7mm, they ensure a firm but gentle grip on delicate septal tissues, minimizing trauma during procedures. The precise construction guarantees improved submucosal dissection and manipulation, which are critical in precise surgical environments.

These forceps are meticulously crafted from high-quality stainless steel, enhancing their durability and making them easy to sterilize and reuse, contributing to both safety and cost-effectiveness in surgical settings. The forceps measure 8 inches in total length, with a 4 3/4-inch shaft, providing long reach and control for precise operability, ensuring that the surgeon can manage even the most intricate of tasks with ease. Designed for ease of use, these forceps are a staple in any surgical suite focusing on nasal procedures, ensuring seamless execution of complex tasks.

Key Features:

• The flat serrated jaws provide a firm, resilient grip on tissues without causing excessive trauma.
• Constructed with premium-grade, sterilizable stainless steel for durability and reusability.

Uses:

• Ideal for septum surgery and procedures requiring precise submucosal dissections, delivering superior control and efficiency.

FAQs:

1. What are Lewis Septum Forceps used for?
They are used in septoplasty and other nasal surgeries to hold and manipulate septal tissue.

2. How long is the shaft of the Lewis Septum Forceps?
The shaft is 4 3/4 inches long, with a total length of 8 inches.