The Single-Use 90° Curved Sinus Suction 9Fr Ball End Tip is a specialized disposable surgical suction instrument designed for precise fluid management in endoscopic and functional sinus surgery. It is engineered to provide effective evacuation of blood, secretions, and debris while maintaining a clear surgical field, which is essential for safe and accurate ENT procedures.

This instrument is widely used in the field of Otolaryngology, particularly in functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS), nasal cavity procedures, and other minimally invasive ENT surgeries. Its design allows surgeons to navigate complex nasal and sinus anatomy with enhanced precision and control.

The 9Fr suction diameter provides a balanced flow capacity that allows efficient removal of fluids without compromising delicate mucosal structures. This size is ideal for sinus procedures where both precision and effective suction are required simultaneously.

One of the key features of this instrument is its 90° curved shaft design. The sharp angled curvature improves access to difficult-to-reach sinus cavities and narrow anatomical regions. This allows surgeons to work more efficiently in confined spaces while maintaining optimal control and visibility throughout the procedure.

The ball end tip is specifically designed for atraumatic suction performance. It prevents direct tissue injury by providing a smooth, rounded contact surface. This design is particularly beneficial in sinus surgery, where delicate mucosal linings must be preserved while ensuring effective fluid evacuation.

As a single-use sterile device, the instrument eliminates the risk of cross-contamination and removes the need for reprocessing. Each suction tube is individually packaged and pre-sterilized, making it ready for immediate use in sterile surgical environments and supporting strict infection control protocols.

Manufactured from high-quality medical-grade materials, the suction tube ensures durability and consistent performance during procedures. The smooth internal lumen allows uninterrupted fluid flow, reducing the risk of blockage and ensuring continuous suction when surgical visibility is critical.

The instrument is compatible with standard hospital suction systems used in ENT operating rooms and surgical centers. Its lightweight and ergonomic design improves handling comfort, allowing surgeons to maintain precision during prolonged and complex sinus procedures.

Overall, the Single-Use 90° Curved Sinus Suction 9Fr Ball End Tip is an essential disposable ENT instrument that combines angled access, atraumatic suction, and reliable performance for modern sinus surgery.

Key Features

• 9Fr suction size for balanced fluid evacuation
• 90° curved design for enhanced sinus access
• Ball end tip for atraumatic tissue protection
• Single-use sterile design for infection control
• Ideal for ENT and endoscopic sinus procedures
• Efficient removal of blood, mucus, and debris
• Smooth internal lumen for consistent suction flow
• Lightweight and ergonomic handling
• Compatible with standard suction systems
• Improves visibility in narrow sinus cavities
• Pre-sterilized and ready for immediate use
• Reduces risk of cross-contamination

Product Specifications

Applications

• Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (FESS)
• Nasal cavity procedures
• Septoplasty
• Sinus drainage procedures
• ENT minimally invasive surgery
• Removal of mucus, blood, and irrigation fluids
• Endoscopic sinus exploration
• Maintenance of clear nasal surgical field

FAQs

1. What is a 90° curved sinus suction used for?

It is used to access and remove fluids from hard-to-reach sinus areas during ENT surgery.

2. What does 9Fr mean?

9Fr refers to the suction diameter, offering balanced fluid removal with precise control.

3. Why is the ball end tip important?

The ball tip reduces tissue trauma and allows safer suction in delicate sinus tissues.

4. Is this instrument sterile?

Yes, it is supplied pre-sterilized and intended for single use only.

5. What is the benefit of the 90° curve?

The angled design improves access to deep and narrow sinus cavities.

6. Can it be reused?

No, it is a disposable single-use instrument designed for infection control.

7. Which surgeries commonly use this suction?

It is commonly used in FESS, sinus surgery, septoplasty, and other ENT procedures.