Killian Nasal Speculum With Fiber Optic Blade

Description

Killian Nasal Speculum With Fiber Optic Blade

The Killian fiber optic nasal speculum opens the nostril for septal and nasal surgery. A light guide runs in its blade, so light travels to the area you work on.

Opening the nasal passage

With a Killian fiber optic nasal speculum, surgeons widen the nostril and keep its walls apart. For example, it gives access to the septum during septoplasty. The long, narrow blades reach well inside the nose.

Four blade lengths

We offer blades of 35 mm, 50 mm, 75 mm and 90 mm. The short blades suit the nasal vestibule. In contrast, the 75 and 90 mm blades reach deeper toward the back of the septum.

Light where you need it

Deep in the nose, a headlight can leave shadows. So the light guide in the blade brings light down to the tip. As a result, the field may stay brighter while you work. Ask us about compatibility with your light source.

Choosing blade length

First, consider the depth of your usual procedures. Then match the blade to that depth, because an overly long blade can get in the way. Because depth varies, plenty of surgeons stock two Killian fiber optic nasal speculum sizes, one short and one long.

Caring for your fiber optic speculum

Wipe your Killian fiber optic nasal speculum clean straight after surgery. Next, wash them with a soft brush and take care around the light guide area. Then dry the speculum fully and follow your usual sterilization steps.

Killian speculum specifications

• Killian-pattern nasal speculum
• Fiber optic light guide blade
• Blade lengths: 35, 50, 75 or 90 mm
• Stainless steel

When you order

Each fiber optic Killian speculum carries a Killian three-year warranty on workmanship. Also, our Atlanta crew hand-checks every Killian blade before dispatch. The FAQ library answers typical order questions. We use ASTM F899 as our reference for surgical instrument steels. For crushing graft cartilage in the same case, see the Rubin septal morselizer. Visit the ENT department for more.

Only for professional use. Our instrument care notes explain speculum images and the nickel in surgical steel. The return terms explain how to send items back.