Blakesley Nasal Forceps 11,5 cm - 4.5˝ 3.0mm

Blakesley Nasal Forceps, 11.5 cm - 4.5" 3.0 mm

Grasp and cut in a single motion—that's the through-cutting jaw design at the heart of the Blakesley Nasal Forceps, frequently reached for during polyp removal, biopsy sampling, and general tissue clearance in the nasal cavity. The cupped jaw holds the specimen intact after cutting instead of scattering fragments back into the surgical field.

Cupped Jaws, Clean Cuts

A flat-jawed forceps would crush tissue flat. This one captures it within a shallow bowl shape as the jaws close, keeping the sample retrievable for pathology rather than letting it fragment.

Cut and Grasp in One Motion

The jaw edges shear tissue as they meet, so a single closing motion both grasps and separates the target from surrounding structures—fewer separate steps than a procedure would otherwise need.

11.5 cm Matches Nasal Depth

Four and a half inches reaches typical working depths within the nasal passage comfortably, keeping the surgeon's hand at a natural distance from the nares.

Angled to Follow the Natural Approach

The tip angle matches how the instrument naturally enters the nasal passage, so there's no need to force an awkward hand or wrist position to reach the target tissue.

Related Nasal Surgery Instruments

Check our ENT instrument selection for instruments that pair with this one. When septal correction accompanies tissue removal in the same case, the CAPLAN Nasal Septum Septate Scissors handle that step.

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