Coakley Sinus Curette

Description

Coakley Sinus Curette

The Coakley sinus curette removes diseased tissue from inside the sinuses. ENT surgeons use it in the frontal and maxillary sinuses, where a curved tip reaches around corners.

A curved working end

The curette bends toward the tip. Therefore the surgeon can reach the walls of a sinus cavity. The cup then scrapes away mucosa, polyps or debris. That shape also helps when the opening sits at an awkward angle.

Six figures

We offer figures 1 through 6, giving six options. All of them measure 17 cm and share the curved shape. Contact us if you need the tip size of each figure, and we will send it.

In sinus surgery

Surgeons often use curettes after opening a sinus with forceps or punches. For instance, a curette clears the floor of a sinus. Then irrigation washes out the loose material.

Choosing figures

Many surgeons keep a few figures on the tray. First, choose the figures that match your common approaches. Next, add one or two for less common angles. That way the set stays compact but flexible.

Caring for your Coakley sinus curette

Rinse the curette right after surgery. Then brush inside the cup to remove tissue. Finally, dry it and sterilize it with the tip protected.

Coakley sinus curette specifications

• Figures: 1 to 6
• Length: 17 cm
• Shape: curved
• Stainless steel

Ordering curette figures

Each figure enjoys our three-year warranty, which answers for faults in workmanship. Hands-on inspection happens in Atlanta before any figure leaves us. Our FAQ center answers common questions. For steel standards, surgeons can check ASTM F899. For a straight option, see the Faulkner curette. You can browse the full ENT instruments category too.

For professional ENT surgeons. Our care and sterilization resources explain photo representation and nickel in stainless steel; our refund terms explain returns.