Bionex Sinus Forceps, Stainless Steel

The Bionex Sinus Forceps is a stainless steel surgical instrument used in ENT procedures to reach into the sinus cavity and remove tissue, polyps or debris that may be causing sinus symptoms or blocking normal drainage. Its shaft is typically shaped or angled to help the surgeon navigate the sinus passages, which are narrow and can be difficult to access directly, while the jaws are designed to grasp and remove tissue with a controlled, deliberate action.

This kind of instrument is used both in traditional sinus surgery and in more modern endoscopic sinus procedures, where precise, minimally invasive tissue removal supports faster patient recovery. Made from stainless steel, the forceps is autoclavable and built to withstand the repeated sterilisation cycles expected of reusable ENT surgical instruments in a hospital operating theatre.

ENT surgeons and operating theatre teams performing sinus surgery rely on sinus forceps like this as a standard part of their dedicated sinus and nasal surgery instrument set, often used alongside endoscopes and other specialised nasal instruments. As with other reusable stainless steel instruments, it should be cleaned, disinfected and sterilised between patients.