Hough partial stapedectomy forceps 5 1/4" working length 75.0mm angled left 45º 5.0mm serrated jaws 3.0mm blades ring handle

Precise Angled Access for Controlled Stapes Work

The Hough partial stapedectomy forceps is a surgical forceps designed for controlled handling during partial stapedectomy procedures, with a form suited to ENT instrument workflows and broader general-surgery forceps use. Its 75.0mm working length and 45º left angle support access in confined operative fields, while the 5.0mm serrated jaws and 3.0mm blades provide a defined grasping profile for delicate instrument manipulation. The ring handle supports familiar forceps handling and finger control. Together, these features provide a practical balance of reach, orientation, and secure engagement for clinicians working through precision-focused surgical tasks.

Use Cases

• Support controlled tissue or small-structure handling during partial stapedectomy procedures in ENT settings.
• Use the 45º left-angled profile to approach targets from a laterally oriented direction within a confined operative field.
• Apply the serrated jaws when a defined gripping surface is preferred for instrument-controlled handling.
• Use the 75.0mm working length to extend reach while maintaining the familiar handling format of ring-handle forceps.
• Include in general-surgery forceps workflows where an angled, serrated instrument profile is appropriate for the planned task.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

• Clean and reprocess the forceps according to facility protocols and the applicable instrument instructions for use.
• Handle the 3.0mm blades and serrated jaws carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to help preserve their defined working surfaces.
• Inspect the angled jaws, blades, and ring handle before use for visible damage, deformation, or impaired movement.
• Store the forceps so the jaws and blades are protected from contact with other instruments.

General use; follow facility protocols.