Backbiting ostrum antrum punch forceps working length 105mm pediatric left 1.5mm x 4.0mm bite 3.0mm wide head ring handle

Precision Pediatric Access for Controlled Antral Procedures

Navigating the confined anatomical spaces of pediatric patients requires instruments that balance delicate maneuverability with robust cutting performance. This backbiting ostrum antrum punch forceps is engineered to address the challenge of accessing posterior structures through narrow anterior openings. With a compact 105mm working length and a specialized left-curved configuration, it facilitates precise tissue removal in the maxillary sinus while maintaining optimal visualization. The 3.0mm wide head and defined bite dimensions allow for controlled resection of bone or soft tissue, reducing the risk of collateral damage in small surgical fields. Designed for both ENT and general surgery applications, this ring-handled instrument offers the tactile feedback necessary for confident, accurate procedural execution.

Use Cases

• Performing controlled bone or tissue resection in the maxillary sinus during pediatric endoscopic sinus surgery.
• Accessing posterior antral walls through narrow anterior openings using the backbiting jaw design.
• Executing precise debridement or fenestration procedures where lateral reach and visibility are critical.
• Utilizing the ring handle for stable grip and fine motor control during delicate ENT or general surgery interventions.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Inspect jaws and hinges for alignment, wear, or damage before each use to supports proper function.
• Clean thoroughly immediately after use according to facility protocols to prevent tissue drying and corrosion.
• Store in a protected environment to maintain jaw integrity and prevent accidental damage to the tips.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.