YNR 3-Piece Microlaryngeal Forceps Set – Scissors, Grasper and Biopsy Cup, 2 × 250 mm, for Professional ENT Clinical Use

YNR INSTRUMENTS LTD

£178.01

YNR 3-Piece Microlaryngeal Forceps Set is a professional ENT instrument set containing scissors, a grasper and a biopsy-cup forceps pattern. Set details Three-piece microlaryngeal set Scissors, grasper and biopsy-cup forceps patterns 2 × 250 mm size specification as stated Stainless-steel construction as stated Care and safety For appropriately trained professional use. Inspect all working ends before use and clean, dry and reprocess according to the supplied instructions and validated workplace protocol.

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