SURTEX® Lange-Wilde Polypus Snares assist surgeons to treat diseases in the nose and ear. For instance, the device helps remove soft nose polyps that cause discharge or infection. They can also remove ear polyps. Surgeons pass a wire loop from the snare to clamp the necks of these masses. This crushing action prevents bleeding after excision which can affect hearing or breathing.

Therefore, we designed the SURTEX® Lange-Wilde Polypus Snares with a long handle and a ratchet lock to enhance your precision and dexterity. Moreover, the wide finger ring design reduces strains and slips.

Start by moving the tip near the polyp. Then, pass the wire loop through the tip around the mass’s neck. Finally, close the wire around the neck firmly using the thumb ring on the handle.

We made the outer edges of the tip with a blunt surface to prevent tissue injury.

In addition, the bayonet shaft is not in line with the handle. As a result, you can view the wire loop easily for more efficiency.

This SURTEX® Lange-Wilde Polypus Snare is 24 cm long and has a slender shaft to reach deep polyps. In addition, it has a width of 3 mm and an open tip in order for you to pass precise wire loops over small masses. For wide loops, you can use the Krause-Voss Polypus Snares as they have open tips. In addition, we offer two sizes of wires to suit your approach for every patient.

SURTEX® Instruments manufacture these snares from premium grade stainless steel that you can depend on for years of fine service.