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The Wellaminski Antrum Perforator 9mm Angled Tip is a specialized surgical instrument used in otolaryngology and rhinology for controlled access during selected antral and sinus procedures. Designed with a 9mm angled tip, the instrument provides a practical combination of working reach, directional control, and precise positioning within the surgical field.
The angled tip is particularly useful when the surgical approach requires the instrument to be directed around anatomical contours. Rather than relying solely on a straight working end, the angled configuration allows the surgeon to position the tip toward the intended area while maintaining controlled manipulation of the instrument. This can be valuable during procedures involving the maxillary antrum and adjacent sinus structures.
The Wellaminski Antrum Perforator is designed for controlled perforation rather than broad tissue manipulation. Its defined working tip provides a focused contact area, allowing the surgeon to apply controlled pressure during the intended surgical step. The 9mm specification identifies the working tip configuration and should be used when selecting the appropriate instrument for a particular surgical technique.
The instrument’s overall design supports professional ENT surgical handling. Its working profile is intended to provide access to areas that may be difficult to approach directly, while the angled tip helps improve the working orientation. This makes the instrument suitable for inclusion in specialized ENT, rhinology, and sinus surgery instrument sets.
When supplied as a reusable surgical instrument, the Wellaminski Antrum Perforator is commonly manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel or another suitable medical instrument material. Such construction provides the strength, durability, and corrosion resistance expected from professional reusable surgical instruments. Exact material specifications should be confirmed according to the manufacturer’s documentation.
A smooth, properly finished instrument surface supports routine cleaning and reprocessing. After use, the perforator should be thoroughly cleaned to remove blood, tissue, and other contaminants. The working tip should also be inspected for damage, deformation, or loss of its intended profile. Proper maintenance helps preserve the instrument’s functional characteristics over repeated use.
For reusable versions, cleaning, disinfection, packaging, and sterilization should always follow the manufacturer’s validated instructions and the healthcare facility’s established reprocessing protocol. The instrument should be inspected before each procedure to ensure that the angled tip and shaft remain in suitable condition.
The Wellaminski Antrum Perforator 9mm Angled Tip is a practical addition to professional ENT surgical instrumentation. Its specialized 9mm angled tip, focused working design, and controlled handling characteristics make it suitable for selected antral and sinus procedures where precise access is required.
Overall, this Wellaminski antrum perforator provides surgeons with a purpose-designed instrument for controlled perforation and access during ENT procedures. Its angled configuration supports directional positioning, while its durable surgical construction makes it appropriate for professional clinical environments when properly maintained and reprocessed.
Key Features
- Wellaminski antrum perforator design
- 9mm angled working tip
- Designed for selected antral and sinus procedures
- Suitable for controlled surgical perforation
- Angled tip supports directional access
- Provides a focused working contact area
- Supports precise instrument positioning
- Useful for ENT and rhinology procedures
- Suitable for specialized sinus surgery instrument sets
- Reusable versions can be processed according to validated protocols
- Durable surgical instrument construction
- Designed for professional clinical use
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Wellaminski Antrum Perforator 9mm Angled Tip |
| Instrument Type | Antrum Perforator |
| Specialty | ENT / Otolaryngology |
| Application | Antral and Sinus Procedures |
| Tip Size | 9mm |
| Tip Configuration | Angled |
| Function | Controlled Perforation / Surgical Access |
| Working Design | Angled Tip |
| Material | Surgical-grade material, depending on manufacturer |
| Reusable | Yes, when supplied as a reusable instrument |
| Sterilization | Follow manufacturer’s validated instructions |
| Intended Users | ENT Surgeons and Medical Professionals |
FAQs
What is the Wellaminski Antrum Perforator used for?
The Wellaminski Antrum Perforator is designed for controlled perforation and surgical access during selected antral and sinus procedures in ENT surgery.
What does the 9mm specification indicate?
The 9mm specification identifies the stated working tip size of this particular Wellaminski antrum perforator.
What is the advantage of the angled tip?
The angled tip helps provide directional access around anatomical contours and can assist with positioning the working end during selected sinus procedures.
Is this instrument used in ENT surgery?
Yes. The Wellaminski Antrum Perforator is a specialized instrument associated with otolaryngology, rhinology, and selected antral procedures.
Is the Wellaminski Antrum Perforator reusable?
If supplied as a reusable surgical instrument, it can be cleaned, disinfected, inspected, and sterilized according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions.
How should the perforator be maintained?
The instrument should be thoroughly cleaned after use and inspected for tissue residue, damage, deformation, or changes to the working tip before sterilization and subsequent use.
What material is this antrum perforator made from?
Reusable surgical perforators are commonly manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel or comparable medical-grade materials. Exact material specifications should be verified from the manufacturer.
What should be checked before using the instrument?
The 9mm angled tip, shaft, and overall instrument should be inspected for damage, deformation, corrosion, or other conditions that could affect safe and controlled surgical handling.