Bausch + Lomb N0551 Storz Leivers Vent Tube Introducer Forceps ENT 5-1/4"

Bausch + Lomb N0551 Storz Leivers Vent Tube Introducer Forceps ENT 5-1/4"

• Model: N0551
• Shaft Length (working length): 73 mm
• Lower Jaw: 2.5 mm rod
• Upper Jaw: 6.0 mm serrated
• Overall Length: 5-1/4 inches

The Bausch + Lomb N0551 Storz Leivers Vent Tube Introducer Forceps (5-1/4″) is a premium ENT instrument engineered for precision and safety in ear surgery. Crafted from surgical-grade stainless steel and built to exacting standards, these forceps deliver reliable performance and durability in the operating room. The 2.5 mm lower jaw rod is specially designed to fit snugly into vent tubes — while the 6 mm serrated upper jaw provides a gentle yet secure grasp to guide the tube into position without damaging delicate tissue. At a compact overall length of approximately 5.4 inches, this instrument offers excellent tactile control and delicate handling suited for micro-otologic procedures.

Surgeons and clinical teams trust the Storz N0551 for its fine balance between control and gentleness. The ring-handle design ensures a steady, ergonomic grip, facilitating precise maneuvers in confined anatomical spaces. With a 73 mm working shaft, it offers optimal reach for vent tube insertion while preserving control and visibility. Whether used for primary vent tube placement or revision procedures, this instrument stands out for consistent performance, ease of sterilization, and long-term reliability, making it a valuable addition to any ENT surgical set.

For clinics, hospitals, and ENT practices seeking professional-grade ENT instruments, the Storz Leivers Vent Tube Introducer Forceps represents a high-quality, reusable solution. Its robust stainless-steel build resists wear, while its carefully engineered jaws reduce the risk of mucosal trauma, helping ensure patient comfort and surgical success. Whether equipping a surgical tray or upgrading an existing instrument set, this forceps stands out for precision, longevity, and trustworthy performance in ear ventilation tube procedures.

These surgical instruments have been previously used and show visible signs of wear consistent with their prior usage. Despite these signs, they remain in a usable condition, suitable for continued medical procedures.