1,581 devices · GMDN 36199
ENT soft-tissue cutting forceps are handheld surgical tools designed to excise or remove soft tissue during ear, nose, and throat procedures. Used in operations like adenoidectomy, tonsillectomy, or sinus surgery, these instruments deliver precise cutting action when handles are squeezed, often with optional suction channels for better visibility.
These reusable devices are typically regulated as surgical instruments and may require compliance with general medical device standards. Classification varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally intended for professional use in clinical settings, adhering to safety and performance requirements for reusable surgical tools.
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