Jansen-Gruenwald Nasal Polypus Forceps

Description

Design:

• Its bayonet design offers for improved visibility and access to the nasal cavity.
• The forceps’ jaws are slim and elongated, with a fenestrated (opening) pattern at the tip. These characteristics help to hold polyps firmly while limiting injury to neighboring tissues.
• The grabbing surface might be serrated or smooth depending on the kind. Serrated jaws enable a more secure grasp on slippery tissues.

Function:

• The Jansen-Gruenwald Nasal Polypus Forceps are primarily used to grab and remove nasal polyps during endoscopic sinus surgeries.
• Nasal polyps are non-cancerous growths on the lining of the nose or sinuses. They may result in congestion, blockage, and trouble breathing.

Types:

• Jansen-Gruenwald Nasal Polypus Forceps are available in a variety of lengths and jaw designs to meet the surgeon’s preferences and the unique requirements of the treatment.
• Common lengths vary from 16 to 21.5 cm.

Benefits:

• The endoscopic method makes it less invasive.
• The bayonet design allows for better visibility and access to the nasal cavity.
• The fenestrated jaws provide for a secure hold on polyps.
• Reduced tissue injury when compared to typical surgical procedures.