Nasal tissue forceps classification

Categories of nasal tissue forceps include:

1. Straight tissue forceps: used to clamp the nasal septum, turbinates, nasal tumors and bleeding blood vessels.

2. Curved tissue forceps: mainly used for nasal surgeries, such as ethmoid sinusitis, ethmoid sinus tumors, etc.

3. Nasal septum stripping forceps: used for stripping hematoma in the front of the nasal septum.

4. Nasal septum stripper: used to remove granulation tissue in the front of the nasal septum.

5. Nasal septum peeler: used to peel off the mucosa on the front edge of the nasal septum.

6. Turbinate dissector: used to separate submucosal or bony surface adhesions of turbinate.

7. Rongeur: Used to remove bone in the sinuses or nasal cavity.

8. Nasal polyp forceps: used to remove polyps in the nasal cavity or sinuses.

9. Ethmoid rongeur: used to remove bone in the ethmoid sinus.

10. Sinus air cell curette: used to scrape mucosal epithelial cells and blood clots in the sinus air cells.

11. Nasal Irrigator: Used to flush out sticky secretions and a small amount of blood in the nasal cavity or sinuses.

12. Supporter: used to support the postoperative wounds of the nasal cavity.

13. Memory alloy stent: used to correct the bone collapse of the lateral wall of the nasal cavity after sinusitis surgery.

14. Use scissors, electric drill, etc. for nasal endoscopic surgery.

Please note that the specific surgical operation may vary according to the patient's specific condition. It is recommended to communicate with the doctor in detail before surgery and follow the doctor's instructions.