Powered ENT Instruments

Powered ENT Instruments

Powered systems, handpieces, and accessories for performing ENT surgery with precision and speed

Integrated Power Console  (IPC System)

Multispecialty system for removing soft or hard tissue and bone during ENT, spinal, and cranial surgeries; features touchscreen menu, remote control irrigation, and runs multiple handpieces

Straightshot M4 Microdebrider

Award-winning powered handpiece with 360-degree cutting ability that's designed to improve intraoperative functionality, access, and precision for ENT surgery

Indigo Otologic Drill

Versatile, convenient, and powerful otologic drill for a broad range of otologic procedures

Visao High-Speed Otologic Drill

Ergonomic design, high torque, and patented curved burs for visibility and access in otologic surgery

Midas Rex Legend Stylus High-Speed Surgical Drills

High torque and a compact size make these drills suited for a wide range of surgeries, including spine, neurotology, and ENT procedures

Hydrodebrider Endoscopic Sinus Irrigation System

Award-winning system for chronic sinusitis treatment that delivers a rotating spray of pressurized saline to remove bacteria from the paranasal sinuses

Endo-Scrub 2 Lens Cleaning Sheaths

Software-driven sheaths deliver a high-power burst of irrigation to flush debris from the endoscope lens and help maintain maximum visualization at the surgical site

Fusion ENT Navigation System

An electromagnetic image-guided surgery system that offers accuracy, ease of use, and expandability, as well as reusable standard instruments and multi-instrument tracking

NIM Nerve Monitoring Systems

Intraoperative NIM nerve monitors enable surgeons to identify, confirm, and monitor motor nerve function during a variety of surgical procedures to help reduce the potential risk of nerve damage

MeroGel and MeroPack Bioresorbable Dressing and Stents

Eliminates the need for painful packing removal, absorbs drainage, controls minimal bleeding, and prevents the middle turbinate from lateralizing after FESS