Description
Aspen Jansen Middleton Septum Forceps are designed for ENT specialists and surgical teams who need precise, reliable instruments for nasal procedures. If you work in otolaryngology or perform septal surgeries, these forceps help you achieve accurate results with confidence. The narrow shafts and thru-cutting jaws make them ideal for delicate nasal work, supporting steady hands and smooth technique.
- Thru-Cutting Jaws – Enable clean, controlled incisions for precise septal work, supporting confident outcomes.
- Narrow Shafts – Allow access to tight nasal spaces, helping you work efficiently in delicate areas.
- Reusable Construction – Designed for repeated use after proper sterilization, offering peace of mind and value.
- Latex-Free – Reduces risk of allergic reactions for patients and staff, ensuring a safer environment.
Precision Septum Forceps for ENT Procedures
These septum forceps are engineered for ear, nose, and throat (ENT) surgery, providing the accuracy and control needed for septal interventions. The 3 mm x 13 mm thru-cutting jaws are crafted to deliver clean cuts, while the narrow shafts facilitate access to confined spaces within the nasal cavity. This surgical instrument is latex-free and reusable, making it a practical choice for clinics and hospitals focused on safety and efficiency. Designed for otolaryngologists and surgical teams, this tool supports smooth handling and reliable performance during demanding procedures. The ergonomic design helps reduce hand fatigue, so you can focus on patient care with steady hands and a calm approach.
Features and Benefits
Specialized Surgical Design
- Jansen-Middleton Pattern – Recognized for precision in septal surgery, trusted by ENT professionals.
- ENT Surgery Focus – Tailored for nasal anatomy, supporting a range of septal interventions.
Performance and Handling
- 3 mm x 13 mm Jaws – Sized for controlled tissue manipulation and clean cuts.
- 7 1/4 in Length – Provides reach and leverage for effective handling in surgical settings.
Safety and Reusability
- Latex-Free Construction – Minimizes allergy risks for patients and staff.
- Reusable Instrument – Designed for repeated sterilization and long-term use.
Product Specifications
Dimensions and Anatomy
- Jaw Size: 3 mm x 13 mm
- Length: 7 1/4 in (18.4 cm)
- Anatomy: Nose
Design and Materials
- Jaw Type: Thru-Cutting
- Shaft: Narrow
- Pattern: Jansen-Middleton
- Latex-Free: Yes
Usage and Specialty
- Surgical Specialty: ENT Surgery
- Lifespan: Reusable
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Reliable Performance for Surgical Precision
Choose these septum forceps for their proven reliability and user-focused design. The combination of narrow shafts and thru-cutting jaws ensures you can work with accuracy and comfort, even in challenging procedures. The latex-free, reusable construction supports your commitment to patient safety and operational efficiency.
- Trusted ENT Instrument – Used by specialists for nasal procedures, supporting consistent results.
- Reusable and Durable – Built for repeated sterilization, offering long-term value.
- Latex-Free Safety – Reduces allergy risks, providing peace of mind for your team and patients.
- Specialized Design – Combines narrow shafts and thru-cutting jaws for precise septal work.
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
Aspen Jansen Middleton Septum Forceps – General IFU
Frequently Asked Questions
What procedures are these septum forceps designed for?
They are intended for ENT surgery, especially septal interventions involving the nasal cavity.
What is the jaw size of this instrument?
The jaws measure 3 mm x 13 mm, allowing for precise tissue manipulation.
Is this product latex-free?
Yes, the forceps are latex-free to minimize allergy risks for patients and staff.
Can these forceps be reused?
Yes, they are designed for repeated sterilization and long-term use.
What is the total length of the forceps?
The instrument measures 7 1/4 inches (18.4 cm) in length.
What type of jaws do these forceps have?
They feature thru-cutting jaws for clean, controlled incisions during septal surgery.
Who should use this instrument?
These forceps are intended for use by trained ENT specialists and surgical teams familiar with nasal procedures.
