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Negus Tonsil Forceps

Aids controlled traction and suture passage in tonsil surgery for precise tissue handling. Streamlines exposure and pack handling, aiding timely decisions and efficient workflow.

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SKU: ENT2003FOR Categories: ENT, Forceps, Surgical Instruments

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Technical Specifications of Negus Tonsil Forceps

Specification	Description
Speciality	ENT
Category	Surgical Instruments
Model Variant	22 cm
Material	STAINLESS STEEL
Sterilization Method	AUTOCLAVABLE
Finish	Matte / Satin Finish
Length (mm)	22 cm
Packaging Unit	SINGLE PIECE
Handle Type	FLAT GRIP
Tip Type	CVD
Brand	HILTON BRAND
Country of Origin	Pakistan
SKU	ENT2003FOR

This ENT surgical instrument is intended for intraoperative handling and precision. It features stainless steel construction that is autoclavable, a matte/satin surface finish, a flat grip handle, and a CVD tip type. The 22 cm variant is supplied as a single piece for procedural use.

Surgical Applications of Negus Tonsil Forceps

This device provides controlled grasping of tonsillar and adjacent oropharyngeal tissues to support exposure and instrument access in confined oral spaces. It also manages sutures, ties, and small swabs by facilitating placement, handling, and retrieval within the oral cavity.

Common Applications

Atraumatic grasping and traction of tonsillar tissue during tonsillectomy
Exposure of the tonsillar fossa and oropharyngeal structures in confined spaces
Handling and placement of sutures and ligatures within the oral cavity
Positioning and retrieval of small swabs or sponges to aid hemostasis
Controlled manipulation of delicate mucosal tissues around the tonsillar pillars