Ferguson-Frazier suction tube 6 1/4" 7 French, strongly angled working length 100mm, thumb plate with cutoff hole

Controlled Suction Access for ENT and General Surgery

The Ferguson-Frazier suction tube is a slender surgical instrument used to remove fluids from the operative field during suction procedures. Its strongly angled profile and 100 mm working length support access around anatomical structures while helping maintain a practical line of sight and controlled instrument handling. The 7 French tube provides a fine suction format for focused work in ENT and General Surgery settings. A thumb plate with cutoff hole allows the operator to regulate suction flow directly during use, supporting responsive fluid management as the procedure progresses.

Use Cases

• Use for focused suction and fluid removal during ENT procedures where an angled tube can support access around confined anatomy.
• Use in General Surgery workflows to help clear fluids from the operative field during procedural suction.
• Apply thumb control at the cutoff hole to interrupt or regulate suction flow during active handling.
• Use the 100 mm working length and strongly angled form when access and instrument positioning require reach with a redirected working path.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the tube promptly after use according to facility procedures and the applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect the angled working end, tube pathway, and thumb plate with cutoff hole for visible residue, blockage, or damage before handling for reuse.
• Handle the strongly angled tube carefully to avoid bending or deforming its working profile.
• Store the instrument in a clean, protected location where the working end and thumb plate will not be damaged.

General use; follow facility protocols.