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Inferior Turbinate Blade

The Inferior Turbinate Blade lets you achieve the goals of volumetric reduction to the inferior turbinate while avoiding unpredictable collateral thermal damage to surrounding tissue. The Inferior Turbinate Blade may be used with the XPS® Straightshot® M4, Magnum® I and Magnum II microdebriders. Benefits include:

  • Offers a significantly lower re-hypertrophy rate than electrocautery
  • Minimal post-op crusting because the mucosal lining is preserved1
  • Less risk of osteitis of the turbinate bone1
  • Decreased postoperative pain compared to traditional and electrosurgical techniques

Instant gratification and long-term results 
for you and your patients

For more information about the Inferior Turbinate Blade, contact Medtronic ENT Customer Service at 1-800-874-5797.

Medtronic ENT customer service professionals are available Monday through Friday from 7:30 am to 7:00 pm, Eastern Standard Time.

   

Ordering Information
18-82040HR Inferior Turbinate Blade, 2.0mm, M4 Rotatable* 5/box
18-82940HR Inferior Turbinate Blade, 2.9mm, M4 Rotatable* 5/box
* Packaged with irrigation tubing

References
1. Friedman M, Tanyeri H, Lim J, Landsberg R, Caldarelli D. A safe, alternative technique for inferior turbinate reduction. Laryngoscope 1999; 109: 1834-1837

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