1,433 devices · GMDN 35047
ENT elevators are reusable surgical tools designed to lift, position, or manipulate tissues and materials during ear, nose, and throat procedures. They come in various shapes—such as blunt hooks or prying blades—and are used for tasks like nasal fracture reduction, sinus access, or septal adjustments, depending on the specific model.
These instruments are typically regulated as surgical instruments, often requiring compliance with general medical device safety standards. They are commonly supplied sterile-packed for single-use in a procedure but are designed for reuse after proper cleaning and sterilization. Classification varies by jurisdiction and intended use.
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