Laryngeal Mirror (Mirror Diameter: 26mm) (Spare) McCall

Laryngeal Mirror (Mirror Diameter: 26mm) (Spare) McCallA laryngeal mirror is a medical device used by physicians to examine the larynx (voice box) of a patient. The mirror is inserted into the patient's mouth and is held in place by the patient's tongue. The physician then uses a light source to illuminate the larynx and view it in the mirror. This is a common procedure used to diagnose vocal cord problems and other issues with the larynx.

It has two ends with a 20mm width and 192mm length

Hartmann Aural Forceps are used for grasping and manipulating tissue in the ear during surgery

providing a more comfortable experience for the patient

It is typically used during abdominal surgeries

They have a pair of long

It is inserted into the mouth and used to provide access to the oral cavity and to keep the cheeks away from the surgical site

curved blade and are usually 4

which can be difficult to reach and manipulate due to their delicate nature

during certain surgical procedures

which is a procedure used to examine the larynx or vocal cords

The S-shaped shanks are designed to provide better access to the tonsils

2mm) (8 inch) forceps have two rows of teeth along the tips of the jaw