Nasal septum forceps are specialized ENT surgical instruments used to grasp, manipulate, reshape, and remove bone and cartilage during nasal and septal procedures. Designed for otolaryngologists and facial plastic surgeons, these instruments provide precise tactile feedback and secure grip in narrow nasal passages. They are also known as septal forceps, septum bone forceps, and nasal cartilage forceps.
What You’ll Find in This Range
- Jansen-Middleton Forceps: Dual-action cutting forceps designed for effective septal cartilage and bone resection.
- Asch Septum Straightening Forceps: Heavy-duty angled forceps used to realign and straighten displaced septal bone and cartilage.
- Walsham Septum Forceps: Specialized forceps engineered for manipulating and repositioning lateral nasal bones and septum walls.
- Knight Septal Forceps: Angled grasping forceps optimized for removing tissue and bone fragments during septoplasty.
- Takahashi Ethmoid Forceps: Delicate nasal punch forceps used for precise tissue removal in sinus and septal surgery.
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What instruments are used in nasal septum surgery?
Septoplasty and septorhinoplasty rely on specialized nasal septum forceps, septal gouges, osteotomes, speculums, and cartilage elevators. Instruments like Jansen-Middleton and Asch forceps are essential for resecting, straightening, and reconstructing septal structures.
Which nasal septum forceps are best for cartilage straightening?
Asch septum forceps and Walsham forceps are the standard choices for straightening nasal bones and septal cartilage. Asch forceps feature wide blades to grasp the septum without crushing tissue, while Walsham forceps allow precise alignment of the nasal walls.
