Single Use Frazier Suction 9fr 13cm Fenestrated Tip

The Single Use Frazier Suction 9Fr 13cm Fenestrated Tip is a precision-engineered surgical suction instrument widely used in ENT procedures where controlled aspiration, improved safety, and consistent visibility are essential. Designed with a 13cm shaft, this instrument provides a balanced combination of reach and maneuverability, making it suitable for moderate-depth surgical fields. It is commonly used in ENT procedures involving the nasal cavity, oral cavity, and head-and-neck regions where precise suction control is required without compromising access or stability. The 9Fr diameter offers a balanced suction capacity, allowing efficient removal of blood, mucus, and irrigation fluids while maintaining fine control. This ensures that the surgical field remains clear while minimizing the risk of excessive suction force on delicate tissues. The fenestrated tip is a key design feature that enhances safety and performance. Multiple side openings distribute suction evenly, reducing localized negative pressure at a single point. This significantly minimizes tissue trauma and prevents mucosal injury, making it ideal for sensitive surgical areas. The fenestrations also help maintain consistent suction flow even when the main opening is partially obstructed. As a single-use sterile device, the Frazier Suction eliminates risks associated with cross-contamination and 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 workflow efficiency in hospitals and surgical centers. The lightweight and ergonomically balanced design ensures comfortable handling during procedures requiring precision and steady control. Its smooth internal lumen maintains consistent suction flow and reduces the risk of blockage, ensuring reliable performance throughout surgery. This instrument is commonly used in ENT surgeries such as tonsillectomies, nasal procedures, sinus interventions, and outpatient ENT operations where controlled suction and tissue protection are essential. The Single Use Frazier Suction 9Fr 13cm Fenestrated Tip combines precision engineering, atraumatic design, 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 13cm length for moderate surgical access Fenestrated tip for evenly distributed suction Reduces risk of tissue trauma and mucosal injury Ideal for ENT and general surgical procedures Pre-sterilized and ready for immediate use Lightweight ergonomic design for better control Ensures clear surgical field visibility Smooth lumen for consistent suction flow Reduces risk of cross-contamination Suitable for delicate and moderate-depth procedures Product Specifications Specification Details Product Type Surgical Suction Instrument Application ENT, General Surgery Material Medical-grade stainless steel / polymer Finish Fenestrated Atraumatic Tip Sterilization Pre-sterilized (single use) Reusability Disposable / Single Use Specialty Fenestrated precision suction Instrument Type Frazier Suction Cannula Usage Removal of blood, mucus, and irrigation fluids Product Contents 1 x Single Use Frazier Suction 9Fr 13cm Fenestrated Tip Applications ENT surgical procedures Tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy Nasal and sinus surgeries Head-and-neck procedures Outpatient surgical suction use Emergency suction management FAQs Q1: What is the Single Use Frazier Suction 9Fr 13cm used for? It is used for controlled suction of fluids during ENT and general surgical procedures. Q2: What is the benefit of a fenestrated tip? It distributes suction evenly and reduces the risk of tissue trauma. Q3: What does 9Fr indicate? 9Fr refers to the diameter size, offering balanced suction performance. Q4: Is this instrument reusable? No, it is a single-use sterile instrument designed for one-time use only. Q5: Why is the 13cm length important? It provides balanced reach for moderate-depth surgical procedures. Q6: In which surgeries is it commonly used? It is commonly used in ENT, nasal surgery, sinus procedures, and outpatient surgeries.