Introducing the Miltex Lewis Tonsil Screw - a critical tool for ENT specialists performing tonsillectomies. This instrument features two sharp points which offer optimal precision in anchoring and manipulating tonsils during surgical procedures. At 7¾ inches in length, it provides an ideal balance of size and control, standardizing the surgical process.

Made from high-grade stainless steel, this surgical instrument promises durability and reliability. Its corrosion-resistant properties allow for repeated sterilization, ensuring safety and performance in various surgical environments. The Miltex Lewis Tonsil Screw is a trusted choice for health professionals seeking dependable tools for high-precision procedures.

Key Features:

• Precision engineering with two sharp points provides superior handling and secure anchoring, ensuring optimal performance during tonsillectomy procedures.
• Crafted from high-grade stainless steel, the Miltex Lewis Tonsil Screw offers exceptional durability, reliability, and corrosion resistance, making it suitable for repeated sterilizations.

Uses:

• The Miltex Lewis Tonsil Screw is an essential surgical instrument designed specifically for tonsillectomy procedures. It aids surgeons in effectively securing and manipulating the tonsils during surgery, ensuring a precise and controlled removal of the tonsil tissue.
• Its use is particularly critical in procedures where stabilizing and anchoring the tonsil is needed to prevent slippage and ensure optimal visibility and accuracy. The instrument's specific design allows for efficient positioning and facilitation during ear, nose, and throat surgeries.

FAQs:

1. What is the primary use of the Miltex Lewis Tonsil Screw?
It is primarily used to secure and manipulate tonsils during tonsillectomy procedures, ensuring precise removal.

2. What is the length of the tonsil screw?
The Miltex Lewis Tonsil Screw measures 7¾ inches in length.

3. Can this tool be re-used?
Yes, it is made from durable stainless steel and can be reused after proper sterilization.