Frazier Suction 9fr 5.5cm Single Use

The Single Use Frazier Suction 9Fr 5.5cm is a precision-engineered surgical suction instrument widely used in ENT procedures where short-range access, fine control, and atraumatic fluid removal are essential. Designed with a compact 5.5cm shaft, this instrument is specifically intended for superficial and highly controlled surgical fields. Its short length provides excellent maneuverability in confined anatomical regions such as the nasal cavity, oral cavity, and minor ENT surgical sites, allowing surgeons to maintain precise control during delicate procedures. The 9Fr diameter offers a balanced suction capacity, enabling effective removal of blood, mucus, and irrigation fluids while maintaining gentle control over tissue interaction. This ensures a consistently clear surgical field without compromising delicate mucosal structures. The atraumatic tip design ensures smooth and safe contact with sensitive tissues. It reduces the risk of injury during suction and allows efficient fluid evacuation even in delicate anatomical areas. This makes it particularly suitable for procedures requiring precision and minimal tissue disruption. As a single-use sterile device, the Frazier Suction eliminates risks associated with cross-contamination and instrument reprocessing. Each unit is individually packaged and pre-sterilized, ensuring immediate readiness for use in sterile surgical environments. This supports strict infection control standards and improves overall workflow efficiency in hospitals and surgical centers. The lightweight and ergonomically balanced design enhances surgeon comfort and precision. Despite its compact size, the instrument provides stable handling and consistent suction performance. The smooth internal lumen ensures uninterrupted fluid flow and reduces the risk of clogging during use. This instrument is commonly used in ENT surgeries such as nasal procedures, tonsillectomies, minor oral surgeries, and outpatient ENT interventions where short, precise suction is required. The Single Use Frazier Suction 9Fr 5.5cm combines compact design, atraumatic safety, and sterile convenience, making it an essential tool in modern surgical practice. Key Features Single-use sterile design for maximum infection control 9Fr diameter for balanced suction control Ultra-compact 5.5cm length for precise access Atraumatic tip for safe tissue handling Ideal for ENT and minor surgical procedures Pre-sterilized and ready for immediate use Lightweight ergonomic design for precise control Ensures clear surgical field visibility Smooth lumen for consistent suction flow Reduces risk of cross-contamination Suitable for superficial surgical applications Eliminates need for sterilization and reprocessing Product Specifications Specification Details Product Type Surgical Suction Instrument Application ENT, Minor Surgery Material Medical-grade polymer / stainless steel Finish Atraumatic Tip Sterilization Pre-sterilized (single use) Reusability Disposable / Single Use Specialty Short-length precision suction Instrument Type Frazier Suction Cannula Usage Removal of blood, mucus, and irrigation fluids Product Contents 1 x Single Use Frazier Suction 9Fr 5.5cm Applications ENT nasal procedures Tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy Minor oral surgeries Outpatient ENT procedures Superficial surgical suction tasks Emergency suction use FAQs Q1: What is the Single Use Frazier Suction 9Fr 5.5cm used for? It is used for precise suction in short-range ENT and minor surgical procedures. Q2: What does 9Fr mean? 9Fr refers to the diameter, providing balanced suction strength and control. Q3: Why is the 5.5cm length important? It allows excellent control in superficial and confined surgical spaces. Q4: Is this instrument reusable? No, it is a single-use sterile instrument designed for one-time use only. Q5: What is the benefit of the atraumatic tip? It reduces tissue injury and ensures safe suction in delicate areas. Q6: In which surgeries is it commonly used? It is commonly used in ENT nasal procedures, tonsillectomy, and minor oral surgeries.