Wilde Ear Dressing Forceps, 80 Degree Serrated
Wilde ear dressing forceps with an 80 degree angle and serrated tip, used for nasal packing, ear tubes and handling delicate ENT tissue.
The Wilde ear dressing forceps are a versatile ENT instrument used across a variety of ear, nose and throat procedures where a secure, controlled grip on soft or delicate tissue is needed. With an 80 degree angled shaft and a serrated tip, the forceps are shaped to reach and manipulate tissue within the confined anatomical spaces of the ear and nasal passages, giving clinicians better access and control than a straight instrument would allow in these areas.
The serrated jaw pattern helps grip material such as nasal packing or an ear tube securely, reducing the chance of slipping during placement or removal, which matters when working close to sensitive structures. Measuring an overall length of 5 inches, the forceps are sized appropriately for detailed ENT work rather than larger general surgery tasks.
Clinicians use this instrument for tasks such as placing or removing nasal packing, handling ear tubes during insertion or removal, and general grasping of delicate tissue during ENT examination or minor procedures. As a reusable surgical steel instrument, it is cleaned and sterilized between patients and is a common item on ENT clinic and hospital instrument trays.
