121 devices · GMDN 15676
A nasal snare is a reusable surgical tool used in ENT procedures to mechanically remove abnormal nasal tissue, such as polyps or tumors. Its design allows precise placement of a wire loop around targeted tissue, enabling safe excision during nasal cavity surgery.
These devices are typically regulated as surgical instruments, often requiring compliance with general medical device standards. They are commonly supplied sterile or as reusable instruments requiring proper cleaning and reprocessing between uses, depending on local regulations.
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