Alligator Ear Forceps 5.5''(14 cm) ENT Surgical & Veterinary Instrument

Alligator ear forceps are specialized surgical instruments commonly used in both ENT (ear, nose, and throat) procedures and veterinary practices. These forceps are designed with a long, narrow, and slightly curved body that enables them to access difficult-to-reach areas, such as the ear canal, with precision.

Key Features of Alligator Ear Forceps 5.5" (14 cm):

• Length: 5.5 inches (14 cm), which is a standard size for allowing dexterity while maintaining control.
• Material: Typically made of stainless steel, ensuring durability, resistance to corrosion, and ease of cleaning.
• Design: The narrow, long jaws of the forceps have a slight curve and may have a serrated or smooth surface to grip delicate tissues or foreign bodies inside the ear canal.
• Usage: Commonly used in ear examinations and treatments for both humans and animals, such as extracting foreign objects or debris from the ear or performing minor surgical procedures.
• Precision: The tip is often finely tapered to allow for controlled handling in small spaces.

Common Uses:

• ENT Procedures: For delicate procedures within the ear canal, like foreign body removal or examination.
• Veterinary Use: To safely extract foreign objects or debris from the ears of pets or other animals without causing harm to the delicate ear structures.

These instruments are particularly valued for their ability to access narrow or confined spaces while offering a firm yet gentle grip on the tissues or foreign material within the ear.