Sklar Ash Septum Straightening Forceps
A 9 inch ENT forceps used to grasp and straighten a deviated nasal septum during septoplasty and related rhinologic procedures. It is supplied for repeated sterilization and reuse in hospital and clinic settings.
The Sklar Ash Septum Straightening Forceps is an ENT instrument measuring 9 inches, used to grasp the nasal septum and apply firm, controlled pressure to help realign deviated or displaced cartilage during septoplasty and related nasal surgery. Its jaws are shaped to hold the septal cartilage securely across a broad surface, letting the surgeon straighten the structure without slipping or crushing the tissue.
This type of forceps is a mainstay of rhinologic instrument sets, used by otolaryngologists and facial plastic surgeons performing functional or cosmetic nasal procedures where septal deviation is corrected alongside other reshaping work. The long handle gives the surgeon leverage and reach into the nasal cavity while keeping their hand clear of the operative field.
Instruments of this kind are reused across many procedures after standard sterilization, and are typically stored as part of a dedicated ENT or rhinoplasty tray alongside other septal and nasal instruments used during the same operation.
