Seymour Jones Nasal Turbinate Forceps (160mm) Abdominal and Perineal

Seymour Jones Nasal Turbinate Forceps (160mm) Abdominal and PerinealThe Seymour Jones Nasal Turbinate Forceps (160mm) is a surgical instrument used to remove nasal turbinates, which are structures inside the nasal cavity that help to regulate airflow. The forceps feature a curved, serrated tip that allows for a secure grip and easy removal of the turbinates.

They are typically used in surgical procedures and in emergency rooms

The extra large size of this particular Langenbeck Retractor has a blade width of 20mm and a blade depth of 90mm

This item is used to help expand the nostrils during nasal surgery

The mirror is inserted into the patient's mouth and is held in place by the patient's tongue

This barre scalpel handle is designed for use in left-handed surgeries

It is used to provide access to the surgical field and to maintain exposure of the surgical site

The Norman Turner Palatal Flap Retractor is used in oral and maxillofacial surgery to help retract the palatal flap during a palatoplasty procedure

and other materials that may be used during the procedure

allowing the doctor to see the vocal cords and other structures

This item is a medium-sized endoscopic dissector with serrated jaws

thin metal tip that is curved or angled to fit into the grooves and crevices of the teeth

The width of the gouge is 12mm and the length is 158