The Cardinal Health Argyle Frazier Suction Instrument is a trusted tool in the medical field, providing exceptional precision and versatility in various surgery types. Available in three different sizes – 8FR, 10FR, and 12FR – the instrument is designed for specialist surgical procedures, ensuring minimal tissue trauma and maximum control.
Each instrument in the set is crafted from high-quality materials, promising durability and longevity, even with repeated use. This instrument's fine, beveled tip is perfect for suctioning in confined spaces, making a notable difference in specialties such as neurosurgery, ENT surgery, and orthopedic procedures. With a streamlined design, these instruments ensure user comfort while maintaining rigorous hygienic standards during sterilization.
The Cardinal Health Argyle Frazier Suction Instrument is a trusted tool in the medical field, providing exceptional precision and versatility in various surgery types. Available in three different sizes – 8FR, 10FR, and 12FR – the instrument is designed for specialist surgical procedures, ensuring minimal tissue trauma and maximum control.
Each instrument in the set is crafted from high-quality materials, promising durability and longevity, even with repeated use. This instrument's fine, beveled tip is perfect for suctioning in confined spaces, making a notable difference in specialties such as neurosurgery, ENT surgery, and orthopedic procedures. With a streamlined design, these instruments ensure user comfort while maintaining rigorous hygienic standards during sterilization.
1. What are the different sizes available for the Frazier Suction Instrument?
The Frazier Suction Instrument is available in sizes 8FR (2.7mm), 10FR (3.3mm), and 12FR (4.0mm), with each size available in sets of 40 per case.
2. Can the Frazier Suction Instruments be reused?
Yes, the instruments are made from durable materials that allow for reuse following precise sterilization procedures.
3. What types of surgeries typically utilize the Frazier Suction Instruments?
They are commonly used in ENT, neurosurgery, and orthopedic surgeries due to their precise suction capabilities and slender design.