Alligator Forceps(16)

Duckbill Alligator Forceps is a multipurpose ENT tool that surgeons commonly use to grasp, hold and remove minute tissues, foreign bodies and tendinous structures from the middle ear.

• Duckbill-Shaped Jaws for Minimizing Local Injury.
• Long-Reaching Shafts Granting Access to the Middle Ear.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Superior Handling.

Fuller Prosthesis Introducing Forceps is a specialized ENT tool that surgeons commonly use for introducing the Teflon stapes bone prosthesis into the middle ear, in order to perform stapedectomy.

• Notched Jaws for Easily Grasping the Stapes Wire.
• Long-Reaching Shafts for Deep Surgical Access.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Superior Handling.

Hartmann Alligator Forceps is a multipurpose ENT instrument that surgeons can use to grasp and insert tubes, remove foreign bodies or apply graft tissue, in order to perform myringotomy and other ear surgeries.

• Atraumatic Serrated Jaws Granting Firm Clamping.
• Long-Reaching Shafts for Deep Surgical Access.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Maximum Control.

Hartmann-Herzfeld Alligator Forceps is a specialized ENT device that surgeons can use for grasping, dividing and removing one or more ossicles during ossiculotomy surgery.

• Cup-Shaped Jaws for Fitting Ossicles with Precision.
• Long-Reaching Shafts for Easily Accessing the Ear Cavity.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Maximum Control.

Hartmann-Hoffman Alligator Punch Forceps is a multipurpose ENT tool that surgeons can use for grasping and dissecting tissues, packing the middle ear and holding small materials during otology procedures.

• Fenestrated & Cutting Tips for Dissecting Tissues.
• Boxlock System Granting Smooth Jaw Closure.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Maximum Control.

Hartmann-Weingartner Alligator Forceps is a multipurpose ENT instrument that surgeons commonly use for grasping and placing tubes within the middle ear, removing foreign objects and packing the ear cavity during a wide range of otology procedures.

• Finely Serrated Jaws for Minimizing Local Injury.
• Long-Reaching Shafts Granting Deep Surgical Access.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Maximum Control.

Hartmann-Wullstein Alligator Forceps is a multipurpose ENT instrument that ear surgeons can use for grasping and removing foreign objects, placing tubes into the middle ear or assist in aural packing.

• Alligator-Like Jaws Ensuring Firm Grasping.
• Atraumatic Serrations for Minimizing Local Damage.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Superior Handling.

Hartmann-Wullstein Cup Shaped Alligator Forceps is a specialized ENT device that surgeons can use for grasping, holding and removing foreign bodies and excessive earwax from the ear cavity.

• Cup-Shaped Jaws for Efficiently Grasping Foreign Bodies.
• Slim Straight Shafts for Easily Passing into the Ear Canal.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Enhanced Handling.

House-Dieter Malleus Nipper is a specialized ENT device that ear surgeons can use for reshaping ossicles and obtaining grafting tissue, in order to repair Austin-Kartush hearing defects.

• Guillotine Cutting Tip for Nipping Bone with Precision.
• 1.3mm Tip Size for Fitting the Middle Ear Cavity.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Maximum Control.

Mathieu Foreign Body Forcep is a specialized device that general and urology surgeons use to grasp, hold and remove foreign bodies and other surgical materials from the operating site.

• Small Alligator Jaws to Ensure Optimal Grip.
• Serrated Profile to Prevent Local Trauma.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Promoting Superior Handling.

McGee Micro Alligator Forceps is a multipurpose ENT instrument that surgeons commonly use to grasp the most delicate tissues within the middle ear and to remove foreign bodies obstructing the ear canal.

• Smooth & Serrated Profiles for Suiting All Needs.
• 4.0mm Tip Size for Passing into Small Cavities.
• 0.8mm Jaws Width for Grasping Small Tissues.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Maximum Control.

McGee Wire Bending Forceps is a specialized ENT tool that surgeons commonly use for crimping the wire of the stapes prosthesis around the incus bone, in order to perform stapedectomy.

• Notched Jaws for Fitting the Prosthesis Wire.
• 3.5 & 6.0mm Tip Size for Easily Reaching the Middle Ear.
• 0.8mm Jaws Width for Traversing Narrow Spaces.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Superior Handling.