Single-Use 70° Curved Sinus Suction 9fr Rounded Tip

The Single-Use 70° Curved Sinus Suction 9Fr Rounded Tip is a specialized surgical suction instrument designed for high-precision use in ENT procedures, particularly functional and endoscopic sinus surgeries where angled access and controlled suction are essential.

Engineered with a 70-degree curved shaft, this instrument provides improved reach and visualization within complex sinus anatomy. The angled design allows surgeons to navigate narrow and recessed areas of the nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses with greater ease compared to standard straight suction instruments. This makes it especially useful in Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (FESS), revision sinus procedures, and other minimally invasive ENT operations.

The 9Fr diameter offers a balanced suction flow, enabling effective removal of blood, mucus, and irrigation fluids while maintaining fine control. This ensures that the surgical field remains clear without applying excessive suction force to delicate mucosal tissues, supporting safer and more precise dissection.

The rounded tip is designed for atraumatic contact with sensitive sinus structures. It minimizes the risk of mucosal injury during suction while maintaining consistent fluid evacuation. This feature is particularly important in inflamed or highly vascular surgical environments where tissue protection is critical.

As a single-use sterile device, this sinus suction eliminates risks associated with cross-contamination and reprocessing. Each unit is individually packaged and pre-sterilized, ensuring immediate readiness for use in operating rooms and outpatient surgical centers. This improves workflow efficiency and supports strict infection control protocols in modern healthcare settings.

The lightweight and ergonomically balanced design enhances surgeon comfort and control during delicate procedures. Its smooth internal lumen ensures consistent suction flow, reducing blockage and maintaining efficiency throughout surgery. The angled structure also helps reduce hand repositioning, improving procedural stability and accuracy.

This instrument is commonly used in ENT procedures such as chronic sinusitis surgery, nasal polypectomy, FESS, and other endoscopic nasal cavity operations where angled access is required for optimal visualization and suction control.

The Single-Use 70° Curved Sinus Suction 9Fr Rounded Tip combines precision engineering, atraumatic design, and single-use safety, making it an essential tool in modern ENT surgical practice.

Key Features

• Single-use sterile design for maximum infection control
• 70° curved shaft for enhanced sinus access
• 9Fr diameter for controlled suction performance
• Rounded tip for atraumatic tissue handling
• Ideal for Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (FESS)
• Pre-sterilized and ready for immediate use
• Lightweight ergonomic design for precise control
• Improves visibility in confined sinus cavities
• Smooth lumen for consistent suction flow
• Reduces risk of cross-contamination
• Suitable for angled and complex nasal anatomy
• Enhances surgical efficiency and safety

Product Specifications

Applications

• Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (FESS)
• Chronic sinusitis treatment procedures
• Nasal polypectomy surgeries
• Endoscopic nasal cavity procedures
• Revision sinus surgeries
• ENT outpatient surgical procedures

FAQs

Q1: What is the Single-Use 70° Curved Sinus Suction used for?
It is used for precise suction in sinus and ENT surgeries, especially in angled or deep nasal anatomy.

Q2: Why is the 70° angle important?
The 70° angle improves access to difficult-to-reach sinus cavities and enhances surgical visibility.

Q3: What does 9Fr indicate?
9Fr refers to the diameter size, providing balanced suction control for delicate procedures.

Q4: Is this instrument reusable?
No, it is a single-use sterile instrument designed for one-time use only.

Q5: What is the benefit of the rounded tip?
The rounded tip minimizes tissue trauma during suction in sensitive sinus structures.

Q6: In which surgeries is it commonly used?
It is commonly used in FESS, sinus surgeries, polypectomy, and other endoscopic ENT procedures.