Description: Nasal Bi-Turbinate Probe 17.5cmNasal Bi-Turbinate Probe is a Bipolar Electrode and an essential tool for enlarged superior/middle/inferior turbinate reduction used in Septoplasty and Rhinoplasty. Bi-Turbinate probe is reusable/ autoclave-able bayonet shaped tool. It is available in 2 types of connectors Flat European type connector or 2-Pin American type Connector. Bipolar coagulation electrodes are a real alternative to forceps or monopolar electrodes in the field of ENT surgery. Bipolar ENT electrodes combine the safety of bipolar technique with a slim design. In narrow places which are difficult to access and where the use of bipolar forceps is difficult, these Bipolar Electrodes offer safe surgery. Bipolar Electrodes do not cause injury to any tissue when being inserted.Techron Surgical offers various bipolar electrodes to suit the various fields of application in ENT surgery: e.g. epistaxis,larynx or adenoidectomy. All instruments are angled depending on anatomic requirement/surgery site. All our bipolar electrodes are autoclave-able and reusable.We offer bipolar electrodes in 5 variations:» Bipolar ENT electrode 30° curved, tip 45° angulated, working length 110 mm» Bipolar ENT electrode 30° curved, tip straight, working length 110 mm» Bipolar ENT electrode 45° curved at 70 mm, tip 45° angulated, working length 110 mm» Bipolar ENT electrode 90° curved at 70 mm, tip 45° angulated, working length 110 mm» Bipolar ENT electrode straight, tip 45° angulated, working length 120 mm
Price: 38 USD
Location: Brooklyn, New York
End Time: 2024-09-09T13:56:06.000Z
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Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within: 30 Days
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Brand: NOMI BROTHERS
Unit Type: Unit
Instrument: Electrode
Attachment Length: 17CM
MPN: DOSE NOT APPLY
Country/Region of Manufacture: Pakistan
Unit Quantity: 1
Intended Use/Discipline: General Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Urology