Clinical Application
Designed for otolaryngology applications, these forceps are intended for use in ethmoid and other intranasal procedures where precise, atraumatic tissue handling is required. Common uses include grasping and removing mucosal flaps, small polyps, bone or cartilage fragments, and surgical debris during endoscopic sinus surgery and related ENT procedures. The 19 cm length provides reach into the nasal cavity while allowing the surgeon to maintain fine motor control.
Design & Configuration
The slender 19 cm shaft delivers access to confined intranasal spaces without excessive bulk, enabling passage alongside endoscopes and through narrow corridors. The distal jaws are configured for fine grasping to permit secure handling of delicate tissue and small fragments with minimal trauma. The overall balance and handle geometry are intended to support precise tip control and repeatable tissue engagement during delicate dissection and retrieval tasks.
Instrument Specifications
- Instrument type: Forceps (ethmoid)
- Pattern / model: Watson Williams
- Length: 19 cm
- Tip / jaw pattern: Fine grasping jaws for delicate tissue and small fragments
- Typical surgical use: Ethmoid and endoscopic sinus procedures in otolaryngology
- Construction: Surgical‑grade stainless steel; reusable
Material & Construction
Constructed from surgical‑grade stainless steel for corrosion resistance and compatibility with routine sterilization cycles. The working jaws are precision formed to provide reliable, repeatable grip during delicate intranasal maneuvers. Reusable construction supports long‑term service life when instrument care and sterilization instructions are followed.
Quality & Compliance
Manufactured by FDA-registered OEM facilities and produced under strict quality control standards.
Brand Comparison
Comparable in form and function to equivalent instruments offered by major US medical suppliers.
Availability & Returns
- In-stock lead time: ships within ~1 week
- Out-of-stock lead time: 2–4 weeks
- Returns: 30-day return policy