ENT Instruments

A ratcheted mouth gag used to hold the mouth open during oral, tonsillar, and airway procedures. Adjustable frame maintains a stable field.

A periosteal elevator used to lift the mucoperichondrium off the nasal septum during septoplasty, exposing the underlying cartilage and bone.

A bone or cartilage rasp used to smooth or reshape surfaces during orthopedic and rhinoplasty work. Cross-cut teeth give controlled abrasion.

A double-ended septum elevator used to lift mucoperichondrium off nasal septum cartilage and bone during septoplasty.

A rhinoplasty instrument used for controlled bone or cartilage work on the nose. The working end is contoured for narrow nasal exposures.

A bone or cartilage rasp used to smooth or reshape surfaces during orthopedic and rhinoplasty work. Cross-cut teeth give controlled abrasion.

An aluminium alloy tuning fork used for bedside hearing and neurologic examination, providing calibrated vibration for Rinne and Weber tests.

An ENT instrument designed for removal of adenoid tissue from the nasopharynx. The angled working end allows blind adenoidectomy through the mouth.

Cone-shaped ear specula in graduated sizes used with a headlight or otoscope for external auditory canal examination and instrumentation.

Handheld illuminated instrument for visual examination of the external ear canal and tympanic membrane.

512 Hz tuning fork used for Rinne and Weber bedside hearing tests.