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Levine Orbital Decompression Instrument Set

Levine Orbital Decompression Instrument Set

Orbital decompression is often indicated for Graves' disease, and this innovative set is specially designed for intranasal endoscopic orbital decompression.

Levine Orbital Decompression Instrument Set

Developed in conjunction with Howard Levine, MD

Thyroid eye disease, or Graves' disease, is the most frequent indication for orbital decompression. This disorder is characterized by exophthalmos that sometimes requires an intranasal endoscopic orbital decompression approach.

The MicroFrance® Levine Orbital Decompression Instrument Set is ideally suited for intranasal endoscopic orbital decompression:

  • The perforator creates the initial opening through the medial orbital wall (lamina papyracea)
  • Angled suction curettes and picks help gently remove the lamina
  • Once the periorbita is incised, the angled forceps assist in teasing the orbital fat into the sinus cavity
  • Special, serrated "gentle jaws" of the forceps do not close completely, allowing a firm, yet atraumatic grip to help prevent excessive bleeding and injury

Watch a surgical video of an orbital decompression procedure using the Levine Orbital Decompression Instrument Set.

For more information or to order the MicroFrance Levine Orbital Decompression Set, please contact your local Medtronic ENT representative.

Premier MicroFrance ENT instruments are developed with renowned ENT surgeons to facilitate new surgical techniques, improve patient outcomes, and provide exceptional quality and precision for ENT surgery.

Note: Sets are only available in the US. If you are outside the US, items in the set may be ordered individually.

Last updated: 26 Feb 2013

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