Pierce Septum Periosteal Elevator

Description

Pierce Septum Periosteal Elevator

ENT surgeons use the Pierce septum elevator to lift the covering of the septum during septoplasty. It is a straight 20 cm elevator that keeps the flap intact while the framework lies bare.

Straight shaft, clear feedback

Because the shaft runs straight, the surgeon can sense the tip through the hand. Therefore it becomes easier to stay in the right plane. That matters when the lining is thin.

Length of 20 cm

We list the Pierce pattern at 20 cm. That reach suits most septal cases, from front to middle. Contact us if you need more measurements, such as tip width.

In the flow of a case

First, the surgeon incises the lining. Then the elevator raises the flap along the cartilage. Later, the same elevator may help lift the lining off bony parts further back.

Choosing among straight elevators

We sell several straight elevators of similar length. So the choice often comes down to the name your surgeon trained with. If unsure, ask us for photos to compare tips.

Caring for your Pierce septum elevator

Clean the instrument soon after use so tissue cannot harden on it. Rinse and dry it thoroughly. Then sterilize it and store it with the tip protected.

Pierce septum elevator specifications

• Straight septal elevator
• Length 20 cm
• Stainless steel

Ordering and inspection of the Pierce pattern

We offer our three-year warranty for any workmanship defect in this straight 20 cm tool. Before shipping, a teammate in Atlanta looks over the Pierce tip by hand. Our FAQ covers ordering, delivery and care. Steel types for septal elevators and other surgical instruments appear in ASTM F899. For a shorter straight option, compare the Roger septum elevator. Then explore the ENT instruments category page.

Supplied for professional use. For elevator photo accuracy and the reason stainless steel includes nickel, turn to our sterilization tips. The returns process explains sending items back.