50 devices · GMDN 65449
ENT foreign body extraction forceps are manual, non-surgical tools designed to safely remove small objects or debris—such as earwax—from the nasal or ear canal during outpatient ENT procedures. Their small, adjustable jaws grip foreign bodies while a magnifying lens or light source aids visibility, ensuring precise extraction without invasive surgery.
These devices are typically single-use, regulated as medical instruments, and supplied sterile or pre-sterilized for direct clinical use. They are not intended for tissue manipulation or surgical procedures, and their design prioritizes safety and ease of handling in ENT settings.
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