Cottle septum speculum 5 1/2 narrow 90.0mm long tapered 10mm to 8mm wide blades with set screw

Narrow speculum blades taper from ten to eight millimeters wide.
Total instrument length measures ninety millimeters for precise surgical access.
Integrated set screw mechanism ensures secure and stable blade positioning.
Designed specifically for delicate septal examination and minor surgical procedures.
High-quality stainless steel construction supports reliable sterilization in clinical settings.
Ergonomic handle design facilitates comfortable grip during extended operating room use.

Brand: surgivalley

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OEM & International Cross-Reference Equivalents

UNIVERSAL NOMENCLATURE EU MDR 2017/745 & US FDA GUDID Classification

EMDN (EUDAMED): L14

ENT INSTRUMENTS, REUSABLE

GMDN Code: 13670

Nasal speculum, reusable

Manufacturer / Benchmark	Catalog Number (REF)	Specification Match
Medline	`PF122974`	Exact Pattern Match

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SKU: 007030048

Categories: Speculum, Speculum

Tags: Cottle Speculum

Cottle Septum Speculum: Precision Nasal Examination Tool

The Cottle septum speculum is a specialized instrument designed for detailed anterior nasal cavity examinations. Featuring narrow, tapered blades that transition from 10mm to 8mm width, this tool allows clinicians to gently separate the nasal septum and turbinates without causing trauma. With a total length of 90.0mm and a secure set screw mechanism, it provides stable positioning during procedures. Ideal for otolaryngologists and primary care providers in hospitals and clinics, this speculum enhances visibility for diagnosing deviations, polyps, or bleeding sources while ensuring patient comfort through its refined, ergonomic design.

Anterior rhinoscopy for visualizing the nasal septum and turbinates
Diagnosis of septal deviations, perforations, or mucosal abnormalities
Assisting in minor nasal procedures requiring stable retraction
Evaluating sources of epistaxis in clinical settings

Specifications

Clean immediately after use with enzymatic detergent to remove biological debris.
Inspect the set screw regularly to ensure smooth operation and secure locking.
Sterilize according to facility protocols using autoclave-compatible methods if applicable.
Store in a protective case to prevent blade damage or corrosion.