LARYNGEAL FORCEPS

Laryngeal Forceps | Straight, Curved Up & Curved Down Tips

Laryngeal Forceps are fine, long-shafted grasping instruments used through the laryngoscope to handle tissue, remove foreign bodies and take biopsies within the larynx and hypopharynx. ADAS Laryngeal Forceps are offered with straight, curved-up and curved-down tips in Fig 1 to Fig 3 patterns, so surgeons can match the working angle to the anatomy.

Key Features

• Three tip options: straight, curved up, curved down
• Available in Fig 1, Fig 2 and Fig 3 patterns
• Long slim shaft for endolaryngeal access
• Fine serrated jaws for a secure, atraumatic grip
• German surgical stainless steel, reusable and autoclavable

Applications

Direct laryngoscopy, laryngeal biopsy, removal of foreign bodies, and microlaryngeal tissue handling in ENT surgery.

Specifications

• Product code: ADT-144.00
• Tip options: straight / curved up / curved down
• Patterns: Fig 1 – Fig 3
• Material: German surgical stainless steel
• Sterilization: autoclavable, reusable

Related instruments and categories

Laryngeal Alligator Forceps goes out on the same tray, the alligator action opens at the tip without moving the shaft.

Laryngeal Oval Cup Shape Forceps is the pattern usually set beside it, oval cups that take a clean biopsy sample.

Both are listed under Tonsillectomy Instruments, where the range is grouped by the job each instrument does. Adas Instruments makes every pattern here at its own plant in Sialkot, Pakistan.