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• Tissue dissection: Used to cut through tissues, including deep tissues
• Nerve dissection: Used to dissect nerves
• Blood vessel dissection: Used to dissect blood vessels, including removing plaque from vessel walls
• Organ membrane dissection: Used to dissect organ membranes

• Cutting soft tissue during surgical procedures
• Cutting gums
• Removing sutures
• Cutting skin, tendons, and fascia
• Dissection of internal tissues

• Minimally invasive surgeryA suction and irrigation cannula is a key tool in laparoscopic surgery, where it can help reduce scarring and trauma. It can also help the surgeon visualize and control the surgical site better. 
• Endoscopic proceduresA suction and irrigation set can be used in procedures like gastroenterology, urology, or gynecology, where controlling bleeding is important. The suction component can remove blood and control blood loss, while the irrigation component can hydrate tissue to promote healing. 
• Bariatric surgeryA suction and irrigation cannula can be used in bariatric surgery to suck out fluids, debris, and blood from the surgery site. This can make the procedure faster and smoother. 

• UsesUsed in a variety of medical specialties, including ENT, Neuro, General, Gynae, and Ortho procedures. It can be used to clean surgical fields, expose vital structures, and fragment and debulk tumor masses. 
• FeaturesA Frazier suction cannula has a small opening on the handle to control suction, and a thin wire (stylet) that can be inserted into the tube to remove trapped tissue. The size of the suction tube is indicated by the French measurement scale. 
• BenefitsThe curved profile of the Frazier suction cannula helps surgeons reach hard-to-reach areas, such as the lumbar region. The angled design of the suction tip allows for precise and targeted suction in intricate anatomical spaces. 

• Tracheal surgeriesA tracheal hook retractor can help surgeons handle the trachea with precision and create a clear operative field. 
• Tracheotomy proceduresA tracheal hook retractor can help surgeons retract neck tissues and stabilize the trachea. 
• Other proceduresA tracheal hook retractor can also be used in dermatologic, plastic, ophthalmologic, and intranasal procedures. 

• Serrated end: Allows the rasp to work in narrow contours 
• Slender shaft: Provides a clear field of vision 
• Cross serrations: Can be used for up or down cutting 
• Curved nature: Allows for precise filing around difficult contours 

• Remove periosteum: The periosteum is the tissue that covers bone and contains nerves and blood vessels. 
• Gain access to kidneys: The Alexander periosteotome can be used to open a transcostal incision through the 12th rib to access the kidneys. 
• Remove hard tissues from ribs: The Alexander periosteotome can be used to remove hard tissues from ribs. 

• Remove cartilage: Remove parts of the cartilage in plastic surgery 
• Repair wall defects: Cut pieces of the septum to repair wall defects 
• Remove infected tissue: Remove tissues that cause infection or bleeding 
• Masticate septal cartilage: Reduce the risk of damage to surrounding tissues 

• Smoothing nasal bones: Tungsten carbide rasps are used to smooth the margins of nasal bones. 
• Reducing nasal humps: Tungsten carbide rasps can be used to reduce the entire bony hump or soften fracture edges. 
• Reshaping nasal bone and cartilage: Tungsten carbide rasps can be used to precisely reshape the nasal bone and cartilage. 

• It is an ideal instrument used to hold back cheeks, tongue and lips during surgical procedures.

• The probe is inserted through the fistula to identify the tunnel
• The probe can be used to place a seton, which is a treatment for some types of fistulas

• The probe has a solid tube that curves at the distal end
• The probe is available in different curve depths to fit different types of fistulas
• The probe tip is blunt to avoid damaging tissues
• The probe has a solid handle for gripping
• The shaft angles after the plate to improve surgical visibility

• General surgery: Used to retract tissues during abdominal, thoracic, and other surgeries
• Plastic and reconstructive surgery: Used to retract tissues during procedures like skin grafts, flap surgeries, and facial reconstructions
• Ophthalmic surgery: Used to retract eyelids during procedures like cataract surgery and glaucoma surgery
• Pediatric surgery: Used to retract tissues in smaller surgical fields
• Minor surgical procedures: Used to improve visibility and access during cyst removals and abscess drainages

• Fascial enlargement and closure: Used to enlarge and close fascia during laparoscopic procedures 
• Gallbladder extraction: Used to extract the gallbladder through the abdominal wall without damaging the gallbladder wall 
• Probing cavities and wounds: Used to probe cavities and wounds 
• Isolating the tongue: Used to isolate the tongue for examination, exercise, and surgery 
• Pressing down the tongue: Used to press down the tongue 
• Isolating the frenum: Used to isolate the frenum during frenotomy 

• Ear surgeryUsed to extend incisions in the eardrum and elevate the tympanomeatal flap. The knife's round, sharp blade and straight, tapering shaft allow for precise cuts and access to narrow spaces. 
• Plastic and reconstructive surgeryUsed to create and manipulate tissue flaps for reconstructing or repairing damaged tissue. The knife's thin, sharp blade and ergonomic handle allow for precise incisions and minimal trauma. 

• Purpose: Used to reform and remove extra soft bone in the nasal septum 
• Features: A sharp, beveled blade, an angled blade for better visualization, and a solid shank for precision 
• Handle: An ergonomic, knurled handle for a secure grip and to reduce hand fatigue 
• Material: Made of high-grade surgical stainless steel, which is durable, corrosion resistant, and reusable 
• Availability: Freer chisels are available with either a straight or curved blade 

Joseph nasal knife is a surgical tool used to make incisions, dissect, and manipulate tissues in the nose. It's used in nasal reconstruction procedures, such as rhinoplasty and septoplasty. How it's used

Separate nasal mucosa: A Joseph button end knife is used to separate the nasal mucosa from the nasal cartilage. 

Shave away cartilage: A double-edged Joseph knife is used to shave away targeted cartilage. 

Repair nasal tissues: A Joseph nasal knife can be used to repair fractures and deviations in the nose caused by trauma or disease. 

Treat pain: A Joseph nasal knife can be used to treat pain. 

Remove sources of infection: A Joseph nasal knife can be used to remove sources of infection.

Shea Vein Graft Scissor is a specialized instrument used for dissection of delicate tissues. Commonly used during vessel grafts, tympanoplasty and other ENT surgeries.

• Flat Dissecting Tips For Minimal Damage To Surrounding Tissues
• Smooth Outer Jaws To Slide Through Tissues With Minimal Effort
• Ergonomic Design For Better Control