Beckmann Adenoid Curette is for removing the remains of adenoid tissue i.e. tonsils.
It has a hollow large handle that allows for controlled use. The long slender straight shaft is ideal for accessibility. Also its rectangular fenestrated working end with an inner sharp blade makes scraping efficient.
The overall length of the curette is 22.5 cm, and several profile sizes are available.
We manufacture Beckmann Adenoid Curettes from premium quality surgical grade stainless steel.
Historical Insight
The origins of Beckmann Adenoid instrument can be traced back to Gottstien (1886) who invented the Gottstein’s ring knife which was used for adenoid resection. Beckmann (1897) can be credited for modifying this ring knife to a curette and performed 5,000 cases. However the detached fragments of blood and tissue during adenoid resection would often get entangled. A solution was proposed by St Clair Thomas to modify the curette by attaching a cage to secure the fragments.
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Beckmann Adenoid Curette -Straight Shaft- Fig. 2
Surtex® Beckmann Adenoid Curette is used for clearing away the residual tissue of following removal of tonsils and adenoids.
Description
Beckmann Adenoid Curette is for removing the remains of adenoid tissue i.e. tonsils.
It has a hollow large handle that allows for controlled use. The long slender straight shaft is ideal for accessibility. Also its rectangular fenestrated working end with an inner sharp blade makes scraping efficient.
The overall length of the curette is 22.5 cm, and several profile sizes are available.
We manufacture Beckmann Adenoid Curettes from premium quality surgical grade stainless steel.
Historical Insight
The origins of Beckmann Adenoid instrument can be traced back to Gottstien (1886) who invented the Gottstein’s ring knife which was used for adenoid resection. Beckmann (1897) can be credited for modifying this ring knife to a curette and performed 5,000 cases. However the detached fragments of blood and tissue during adenoid resection would often get entangled. A solution was proposed by St Clair Thomas to modify the curette by attaching a cage to secure the fragments.
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