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Vienna nasal speculum with screw large for surgical nasal access

Vienna Nasal Speculum W/Screw L

Maintains anterior nasal exposure for clear views and controlled instrument passage.
Stable access streamlines exams, swabs, packing, documentation, and clinical decisions.

Original price was: 580 EGP.Current price is: 551 EGP.

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SKU: ENT2006RET Categories: ENT, Speculums & Retractors, Surgical Instruments

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Technical Specifications of Vienna Nasal Speculum W/Screw L

Specification	Description
Speciality	ENT
Category	Surgical Instruments
Model Variant	Large
Material	STAINLESS STEEL
Sterilization Method	AUTOCLAVABLE
Finish	Matte / Satin Finish
Packaging Unit	SINGLE PIECE
Handle Type	FLAT GRIP
Brand	HILTON BRAND
Country of Origin	Pakistan
SKU	ENT2006RET

This ENT surgical instrument supports precise handling in procedural settings, featuring stainless steel construction with a matte/satin surface and compatibility with autoclave sterilization. The large variant with a flat grip handle is supplied as a single piece, aligning with intraoperative requirements for consistent, controlled use.

Surgical Applications of Vienna Nasal Speculum W/Screw L

This device provides screw-secured dilation of the nasal vestibule, establishing a stable working corridor for illumination-assisted inspection of anterior intranasal structures. Hands-free retention permits coordinated use of fine instruments, applicators, or suction while maintaining consistent orientation of the septum and anterior turbinates.

Common Applications

Anterior rhinoscopy for inspection of the septum, vestibule, and anterior turbinates
Hemostasis and packing during management of anterior epistaxis
Foreign body visualization and removal from the nasal cavity
Application of topical anesthetics, decongestants, or cautery agents
Access for suctioning crusts or secretions in the anterior nasal passage
Placement or adjustment of septal splints and nasal dressings