5 1/4 Goldman Hook 136mm

Goldman hook supports controlled tissue engagement across ENT and general surgery.
Its 136mm length offers practical reach during focused surgical handling.
The 5 1/4-inch format provides a familiar, manageable instrument footprint.
Hook configuration helps clinicians engage tissue with deliberate, controlled movements.
Its compact overall profile supports visibility and access in operative fields.
A focused design supports efficient positioning when precise tissue handling is needed.

Brand: surgivalley

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SKU: 005210242

Kategorien: Haken, Küretten | Sucher | Sonden | Haken

Controlled Hook Handling for ENT and General Surgery

The 5 1/4" Goldman Hook 136mm is a surgical hook designed for controlled tissue engagement and retraction during procedural exposure. Its 5.25" overall length provides a practical working reach for handling tissue while maintaining a comfortable distance from the operative field. In ENT procedures, it can support focused manipulation in confined areas; in general surgery, it can assist with localized retraction and exposure as required by the technique. The straightforward hook format supports familiar instrument handling and helps integrate smoothly into established surgical workflows without adding unnecessary complexity.

Use Cases

Support localized tissue retraction and exposure during ENT procedures.
Assist with controlled tissue handling in general surgery.
Provide working reach for manipulating tissue within the operative field.
Use as part of a hand-held instrument set where a Goldman-style hook is appropriate.

Specifications

Care & Handling

Clean the hook promptly after use according to facility procedures and the applicable instructions for use.
Inspect the hook before and after use for damage, bending, surface changes, or other conditions that could affect handling.
Handle the hook carefully to preserve its working form and prevent contact damage from other instruments.
Store in a clean, dry, protected location in accordance with facility protocols.