ENT Instruments Sets

ENT surgery instruments by set

Ear surgery sets

• Tympanoplasty instruments set — Rosen probes, round knives and micro ear forceps for eardrum and middle-ear repair.
• Mastoid instruments set — Fisch raspatories, House curettes and a malleus nipper for mastoidectomy and tympanomastoid surgery.

Nose and sinus sets

• FESS sinus surgery instruments set — Blakesley, giraffe and Kerrison forceps for functional endoscopic sinus surgery.
• Caldwell-Luc nasal instruments set — gouges, chisel and antrum curettes for opening the maxillary sinus.
• Septoplasty instruments set — Killian specula, through-cutting forceps and chisels.
• Nasal surgery instruments set — specula, hooks, scissors and a needle holder for nasal soft-tissue work.
• Rhinoplasty sets are on their own page: Rhinoplasty Sets.

Throat and airway sets

• Tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy instruments set and the Barnhill adenoid curette set.
• Micro-laryngeal instruments set — a pedestal-held laryngoscope with micro forceps, scissors and knife.
• Bronchoscopy instruments set and the rigid esophagoscope set — rigid tubes with grasping forceps and suction.
• Tracheostomy instruments set — a tracheal hook and dilator with retractors and hemostats.

Head and neck sets

• Thyroidectomy instruments set — Lahey retractor, tenaculum and Mixter forceps.
• Maxillofacial surgery instruments set — an orthognathic set with Smith separators, Hargis strippers and Rowe forceps.

How to choose an ENT kit

• Match the operation. Each set is built around one procedure; the set name says which.
• Endoscopic or open. The FESS set works under an endoscope; rigid bronchoscopy and esophagoscopy sets carry their own tubes; the other ENT kits are open-surgery sets.
• Contents. Compare each contents table with your own count sheet; the piece count is computed from that list.
• Single ENT surgical tools. Single forceps, specula and elevators are in the Plastic Surgery Instruments categories.

What are ENT instrument sets used for?

• Ear: lifting the tympanomeatal flap, placing a graft under the eardrum, and exposing the mastoid before the air cells are opened.
• Nose and sinus: widening the maxillary sinus opening, removing ethmoid partitions, and removing deviated septal cartilage and bone.
• Throat and airway: removing tonsils and adenoids, microlaryngeal surgery on vocal cord lesions, removing inhaled or swallowed foreign bodies, and opening the trachea for a tube.
• Neck and jaw: thyroid exposure and vessel control; sagittal split and Le Fort I osteotomy.

Scopes, light cords and any other ENT surgery equipment in a set are named in its contents table.

How BusinessMed surgery sets are made

The instruments in each set are German stainless steel, reusable and autoclavable, with a 5-year warranty; any non-steel part or case is named on the set page.