Howarth septum elevator 8 1/2" double-ended 5.0mm wide blades round handle

Controlled Septal Elevation with Practical Two-Ended Access

The Howarth septum elevator is an ENT and general surgery instrument used to elevate septal tissue during procedures requiring controlled separation and access. Its 8 1/2-inch length supports reach within the operative field, while the double-ended format provides two 5.0mm-wide blade ends for selecting the working surface suited to the task. A round handle promotes familiar, balanced handling during careful tissue elevation. By combining a focused blade profile with two-ended versatility, this elevator helps integrate smoothly into workflows where dependable instrument control and efficient access are important.

Use Cases

• Elevating septal tissue during ENT procedures involving the nasal septum.
• Supporting controlled tissue-elevation tasks in general surgery when an elevator is appropriate to the procedure.
• Selecting between two 5.0mm-wide blade ends to suit access and handling requirements.
• Using the 8 1/2-inch length to reach the operative field while maintaining a practical working distance.
• Handling the instrument through its round handle during careful elevation and separation work.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the instrument according to facility protocols and the applicable manufacturer instructions.
• Inspect both blade ends and the round handle before and after use for visible soil, damage, or deformation.
• Handle the blade ends carefully during cleaning, transport, and storage to help protect their working surfaces.
• Store the elevator in a manner that prevents contact damage to the double-ended blades.

General use; follow facility protocols.