Sklar Coakley Curette, Angled Tip
A 6-3/4 inch angled curette used to scrape and remove soft tissue or debris during sinus and other ENT surgical procedures, available in several tip sizes and angles.
The Sklar Coakley Curette is a 6-3/4 inch instrument with a scraping loop tip set at an angle from the shaft, used in ENT surgery to remove diseased tissue, polyps or debris from the sinus cavities and surrounding structures. This listing spans six variants across different angles, from 30 to 120 degrees, tip numbers and loop diameters ranging from small 4mm by 6mm profiles to larger 5mm by 10mm profiles, giving surgeons the ability to match the curette's reach and scraping surface to the specific sinus or cavity being addressed.
The angled shaft allows the surgeon to work around corners within the nasal and sinus anatomy that a straight instrument could not reach effectively, and the loop shaped tip is designed to gently but firmly scrape tissue from bony or membranous surfaces. Otolaryngologists performing functional endoscopic sinus surgery and related procedures use a range of curette sizes and angles like this to address disease throughout the sinus system.
As a reusable stainless steel instrument, it is cleaned, inspected for a sharp, intact loop edge and sterilized between surgical cases.
