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Jansen Ear Forceps

Jansen Ear Forceps are bayonet-shaped flat-handle devices used by otolaryngologists for external ear procedures, such as packing medication gauzes and removing foreign bodies.

  • Serrated Handles For Efficient Movements.
  • Bayonet Shafts For Narrow Spaces.
  • Two Sizes For Versatile Functions.


SKU:563673806c37

Jansen Ear Forceps assist ear doctors to treat ear infections and diseases. For instance, they help remove foreign bodies that affect hearing. In addition, they can place medications packs in the ear to reduce pain.

The serrations on the handles allow you to be swift and efficient while packing the ear. Moreover, their bayonet angle allows you to move the jaws easily in narrow spaces.

Furthermore, we added serrations in the jaws to hold smooth foreign bodies securely.

Two sizes are available to meet your surgical needs. This includes a 16 cm and a 21.5 cm forceps.

Instruments manufacture ear forceps from premium stainless steel that you can depend on for years of efficient service.

Specialty

ENT

Author Name

Jansen

Sub-Category

Ear Forceps, Nasal Forceps

Category

Forceps

Working End Details

Serrated Jaws

Instrument Profile

Bayonet Shaped

Handle Type

Spring Handle

Finish

Satin

Material

Stainless Steel

CE Marking

Yes

Reusable

Yes

Used in Specialties: ENT,
Product Category: Forceps,
Product Type: Ear Forceps,
Nasal Forceps,

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