Mouth Gag “Denhart-Hoefert“
The instrument helps to keep the mouth of the patient open during surgical procedures with many different applications in CMF or ENT surgery. The movable tooth rests are a special feature that improves the well-known “Denhart” mouth gag. They offer a better adaption to the alveolar ridge – with or without teeth. The movable rests balance […]
Tongue Spatula Claudinha and Hanna
Used together with the Denhart-Hoefert mouth gag both tongue spatula “Hanna” and “Claudinha” help to retract the patients tongue during surgical procedures in the oral cavity. Flexible material on both spatula permit the individual adaptation to the anatomical conditions in the oral cavity No surgical assistance is necessaryfor retaining the tongue Narrowing of the spatula […]
Epiplating Mono
The Epiplating Mono is designed for the application during procedures at the bony stuctures of the skull. It is used for the bone anchorage of epithesis at craniofacil defects. The Epiplating Mono is especially suitable to be used at congenital malformations, trauma and tumor resections. Low risk of perforation and therefore preferably suitable for treatments […]
Instruments for Rib Graft Harvesting “Rib Harvest Set”
Autologous rib cartilage is often used for the reconstruction in rhinoplasty and auricular plastic. The “Rib Harvest Set” is utilized for harvesting through a minimal invasive incision. Parker-Langenbeck Retractors: the teeth allow the spreading of the soft tissue without slipping Daniel-Gubisch Raspatories: the raspatories are available in three curvatures, curved tips and especially sharpened blades, […]
“FDC-Trocar” for Refinement and Discrete Augmentation of the Nasal Dorsum Using Free Diced Cartilage (FDC)
To ensure a smooth nasal bridge a final fine correction will be necessary at the end of each rhinoplasty, using free diced cartilage. The application takes place via the still open intracartilaginous incision on the alar cartilage by means of the FDC-Trocar. Application length of approx. 60mm permits an application of cartilage (FDC) up to […]
