Our Gorney turbinate scissors trim enlarged turbinates cleanly through the nostril. They are 8-1/4″ (210mm) long, with angled tungsten carbide blades.
Because the action is double, the blades open wide with little hand movement. As a result, you cut with more power and control in a narrow space. Also, the angled shaft keeps your hand out of the line of sight.
Gorney turbinate scissors Features
- Double action: gives strong cuts with little effort.
- Tungsten carbide blades: stay sharp much longer.
- Angled shaft: keeps your hand out of view.
- 8-1/4″ (210mm) length: reaches the turbinates easily.
- Gold rings: mark it as a carbide instrument.
Clinical Applications
- Turbinate reduction
- Septoplasty
- Rhinoplasty
- Endoscopic sinus surgery
- ENT surgery
Technical Specifications
| Length | 8-1/4″ (210mm) |
| Action | Double action |
| Blades | Angled, tungsten carbide |
| Material | Stainless steel with TC edges |
| Sterilization | Autoclavable, reusable |
Cleaning and Sterilization
Clean the instrument soon after each use. First, open it and soak it in a pH-neutral enzymatic cleaner. Then brush the blades and joint with a soft nylon brush. After that, rinse and dry it fully. Finally, autoclave it in the open position with your standard steam cycle.
Quality, Warranty and OEM Supply
We make every instrument at our workshop in Sialkot, Pakistan. Before dispatch, our team checks each piece for alignment, spring action and finish. We supply it non-sterile, so sterilize it before first use. In addition, a 3-month warranty covers material and manufacturing defects. We also offer OEM manufacturing, private labeling and wholesale supply. Browse our full range of nasal septum and speculum instruments. You can also see our nasal saws and raspatories.
Gorney turbinate scissors FAQs
What are Gorney turbinate scissors used for?
Surgeons use them to trim enlarged turbinates through the nostril.
Why double action?
Double action opens the blades wide with little effort. So you cut more cleanly in tight spaces.
Why tungsten carbide?
Carbide edges stay sharp much longer than steel.
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