Sklar Blakesley (Wilde) Nasal Forceps, Standard
A 7-1/2 inch nasal forceps used by ENT surgeons to grasp and remove tissue or foreign material from the nasal passages, offered in two jaw patterns.
The Sklar Blakesley (Wilde) Nasal Forceps is a grasping instrument used in ear, nose and throat surgery to take hold of tissue, polyps or foreign material within the nasal cavity. Its narrow shaft and jaw are shaped to work through the nostril and reach structures deep in the nasal passage without disturbing surrounding anatomy more than necessary.
This listing covers the standard 7-1/2 inch pattern along with a second variant, giving surgical teams the option to select the configuration that best fits the procedure and the surgeon's preference. The instrument is typically stocked as part of a standard ENT or nasal surgery tray and is intended for repeated use by trained clinical staff after proper reprocessing.
Facilities performing routine sinus and nasal procedures often keep this forceps alongside punch and cutting instruments from the same Blakesley family so the full range of nasal surgery tasks can be handled from one set.
