Guilen Wash Cannula

Description

Guilen Wash Cannula

The Guilen wash cannula delivers rinse fluid during ENT procedures. Surgeons use a wash cannula like this to irrigate the nose and sinuses and to clear debris from the field.

Rinsing where it counts

Irrigation washes away blood, mucus and loose tissue. As a result, the surgeon sees the field more clearly. A rinse also helps flush a sinus cavity at the end of a procedure. For that reason, many ENT rooms keep at least one cannula ready.

A 20 cm curved design

We list this cannula at 20 cm. Its tip bends away from the shaft, so fluid can reach around structures in the nose. Therefore the surgeon can aim the stream without moving the whole instrument.

Working with syringe and suction

A wash cannula usually connects to a syringe or rinse line. For instance, the team may flush in short pulses and watch the return. Meanwhile, suction removes the fluid before it pools.

Choosing among our cannulas

We stock several wash cannulas and catheters. If you want a shorter curved option, compare the Eicken-Killian pattern at 15 cm. Before you buy, contact us to confirm how the hub fits your syringes.

Caring for your Guilen wash cannula

Flush the lumen with clean water straight after use, before anything dries inside. Next, run a cleaning wire or narrow brush through the channel. Finally, blow the channel dry with air and send the cannula for sterilization.

Guilen wash cannula specifications

• Overall length: 20 cm
• Curved irrigation tip
• Stainless steel

Ordering your cannula

Should a workmanship defect appear in the cannula, our three-year warranty applies. Before packing, a colleague in Atlanta hand-inspects it. The questions page explains lead times and payment. Surgical instrument steel falls under ASTM F899, a widely quoted standard. For a shorter curve, see the Eicken-Killian wash cannula. You can also scroll through our ENT tools collection.

Sold strictly for professional practice. Photos on our site show the pattern, and our care guidance says more about that and about nickel in stainless alloys; return rules sit on the returns page.