0.3mm Snare Wire Coil Size 0
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- 0.3mm Snare Wire Coil Size 0 designed with a flexible configuration for fine tissue excision.
- 0.3 mm diameter provides a defined excision profile for ENT procedures.
- Flexible design supports precise maneuverability within the operative field.
- Suitable for ENT and tonsillectomy applications requiring a fine tissue excision instrument.
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The 0.3mm Snare Wire Coil Size 0 is a specialized ENT instrument designed for fine tissue excision during procedures such as tonsillectomy. Its ultra-thin, flexible wire allows precise encirclement of tissue, reducing trauma to surrounding structures.
Manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, this snare wire coil maintains its shape and function through repeated sterilizations. With a diameter of 0.3 mm, this size 0 configuration is ideal for use with standard tonsil snares, ensuring effective and safe tissue removal.
Key Features
- 0.3 mm diameter for precise tissue encirclement.
- Size 0 configuration suitable for delicate tissue excision.
- Flexible design supports maneuverability within the operative field.
- Designed for fine tissue excision during ENT procedures.
- Suitable for tonsillectomy and other ENT applications.
- Corrosion-resistant surgical-grade stainless steel construction.
- Autoclavable and reusable (Steam autoclave up to 134°C / 273°F).
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Instrument Type | Snare Wire Coil |
| Diameter | 0.3 mm |
| Configuration | Size 0 |
| Primary Function | Tissue Excision |
| Material | Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel |
| Sterilization | Steam Autoclavable (up to 134°C / 273°F) |
| Application Type | ENT |
The 0.3mm Snare Wire Coil Size 0 combines a 0.3 mm diameter with a Size 0 configuration.
Its defined working profile is intended for fine tissue excision in ENT applications.
Design & Function
The Snare Wire Coil features a flexible design that allows for precise maneuverability during tissue excision procedures. The 0.3 mm diameter can assist in encircling delicate tissues according to the requirements of the operative field.
The defined working profile provides a practical configuration for ENT procedures requiring a fine tissue excision instrument.
Surgical Applications
The 0.3mm Snare Wire Coil Size 0 may be used for ENT and tonsillectomy applications involving fine tissue excision. Specific use depends on the surgical procedure, technique, anatomical site, and preference of the clinical team.
Handling & Instrument Care
Inspect the snare wire coil before use, paying particular attention to the wire integrity and flexibility. Ensure the instrument is free from visible damage or wear before use.
After use, clean and process the instrument according to the manufacturer's validated instructions and the healthcare facility's established instrument-processing protocols. Store the snare wire coil appropriately to protect its integrity and prevent unnecessary contact with other instruments.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the diameter of this Snare Wire Coil?
The diameter is 0.3 mm.
2. What is the configuration of the snare wire?
It features a Size 0 configuration.
3. What is a Snare Wire Coil used for?
It is designed for controlled tissue excision in ENT applications.
4. What clinical advantage does the flexible design provide?
The flexible design provides precise maneuverability for encircling delicate tissues.
5. Is this instrument suitable for tonsillectomy?
It may be used in ENT and tonsillectomy applications where a fine tissue excision instrument is appropriate.
6. What material is the Snare Wire Coil made from?
It is made from surgical-grade stainless steel.
7. How should the Snare Wire Coil be cleaned and maintained?
It should be inspected, cleaned, steam autoclaved (up to 134°C / 273°F), and stored according to manufacturer instructions and healthcare facility protocols.