Good Tonsil & Nasal Scissors

Description

Good Tonsil & Nasal Scissors

Good tonsil scissors are ENT scissors of the Good pattern, a surname rather than a description. Surgeons use them for dissection in tonsillectomy and for cuts inside the nose.

About the name

Instrument names often honor the surgeon who described them. Here, that name happens to be Good. So the listing reads a little oddly, but it simply names the pattern.

An 18 cm instrument

This pattern measures 18 cm. That length reaches the tonsil fossa with a mouth gag in place. It also reaches deep inside the nasal cavity for septal and turbinate cuts.

Throat and nose work

In the throat, the blades open mucosa and track the capsule around the tonsil. Meanwhile, in the nose, they trim cartilage or soft tissue. A single pair can therefore cover both lists.

Related patterns

We also carry the Good-Schweckendiek, a combined pattern with the same 18 cm length. If you like the feel of one, you may want to try the other. Contact us to compare them.

Caring for your Good tonsil scissors

Rinse the pair soon after use, since dry residue sticks to steel. Then brush the pivot and inner blades under warm water. Dry everything well, and check the cutting action before sterilization.

Good tonsil scissors specifications

• Good pattern for tonsil and nasal use
• 18 cm long
• Stainless steel

Ordering details

We attach a three-year warranty to this pair, and it covers any defect in the way we finished it. Before shipping, our Atlanta team checks the cut by hand. The FAQ page has answers on payment and delivery. We follow ASTM F899 for surgical steel. For the combined design, see our Good-Schweckendiek pattern. You can also review the ENT instruments section.

For professional buyers only. Our care page explains tonsil pair photos and nickel in stainless steel, while our returns and refunds page covers returns.