Sinus Forceps

Description

Lister Sinus Forceps are specialized surgical forceps designed for work within the nasal and paranasal sinus cavities. Their straight, slim profile and elongated jaws provide deep access through narrow passages, supporting precise manipulation in confined anatomy. Blunt working ends help minimize trauma to delicate mucosa, while transverse serrations along the inner surfaces deliver a secure, non-slip grip on tissue, foreign bodies, packing materials, and drains. Large ring handles offer comfortable, stable control, and a box joint promotes smooth, aligned movement.

Key Features

• Straight, narrow profile with long jaws for reach in tight spaces
• Blunt tips to reduce tissue injury
• Transverse serrations for dependable grasping
• Wide ring handles for ergonomic handling
• Box joint for stable, consistent action

Common Uses

• Placement and removal of sinus packing
• Extraction of foreign bodies from nasal or sinus cavities
• Insertion and positioning of drainage tubes
• Grasping tissue for biopsy
• Removal of granulation tissue

Construction and Care

• Stainless steel with a satin finish for reduced glare
• Corrosion-resistant, autoclavable, and reusable
• Available in multiple lengths to accommodate varied patient anatomy and procedural needs

Category

• ENT instrument; forceps; straight profile; ring handle; serrated working end; box joint