Hartmann-Noyes Ear Polypus Forceps

Description

Hartmann-Noyes Ear Polypus Forceps

Hartmann-Noyes ear polypus forceps belong to the family of fine ear forceps. ENT surgeons use them to grasp polyps, granulation tissue and debris in the ear canal.

A classic ear forceps family

Otologists have refined small ear forceps for well over a century. Each variant adjusts the reach or the jaws to suit a certain style of work. This pattern pairs the Hartmann name with Noyes, and it serves the same basic task.

Size information

Our records hold no length or jaw figure for the Hartmann-Noyes pattern yet. Therefore, please contact us before you order if dimensions matter to your set. We will then confirm the details for you.

Typical procedures

Aural polyps often form in response to chronic infection. So a surgeon may remove them to inspect the eardrum or to obtain a biopsy. Fine forceps also help with foreign bodies and dressings.

Choosing ear forceps

First, decide whether you prefer a straight or curved approach. Next, think about jaw size, since small jaws suit fine work under magnification. Finally, compare lengths so the forceps match your specula.

Caring for your Hartmann-Noyes ear polypus forceps

Rinse and open the jaws immediately after use. Then clean the joint thoroughly with a small brush. Dry the forceps completely and sterilize them in the open position.

Specifications

• Type: Hartmann-Noyes ear polypus forceps
• Dimensions: available on request
• Stainless steel

Ordering from us

We add a three-year warranty that protects against defects in the workmanship. Also, each set of forceps goes through a manual inspection in Atlanta before dispatch. The FAQ collection answers questions about payment and delivery. ASTM F899 is the specification for stainless steels in surgical instruments. For a model with cup jaws, see the Hartmann ear forceps with cup. Otherwise, explore our ENT instruments page.

Professional use only. Our instrument care guide explains photographs and nickel in stainless steel. The returns and refunds guide describes exchanges.