Instruments ent ppt with uses otorhinolaryngology ent

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Instruments TONY TONY

Boyle Davis Mouth Gag TONY

Boyle Davis Mouth Gag Keeps mouth open Puts tongue down Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty Nasopharynx Adenoidectomy Huge antrochoanal polyp Rhinosporidiosis Nasopharyngeal angiofibroma Oropharynx Tonsillectomy Elongated styloid process Glossopharyngeal neurectomy TONY

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Mollisons tonsil dissector & anterior pillar retractor TONY

Mollisons tonsil dissector & anterior pillar retractor Same as boyle davis mouth gag retractor TONY

eve’s tonsillar snare TONY

eve’s tonsillar snare Cut pedicle of tonsil To prevent release of thromboplastin hemostasis TONY

Mollisons self retaining hemostatic mastoid retractor Mastoid sx to expose cortex Tympanoplast to expose temporalis fascia Lateral rhinoplasty TONY

Laryngeal mirror TONY

Indirect laryngoscopy Bull’s eye lamp, Head mirror, laryngeal mirror, spirit lamp, gauze square pads In this procedure clinician doesn’t see the larynx directly but a mirror image and hence this procedure is known as Indirect laryngoscopy. TONY

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Structures seen on indirect laryngoscopy (in order): oropharynx Base of the tongue (posterior one-third of the tongue) Vallecula Median and lateral glossoepiglottic folds Laryngopharynx Pyriform fossae Post cricoid region Posterior wall Larynx Epiglottis Pharyngoepiglottic folds Aryepiglottic folds Arytenoids False vocal cords True vocal cords Tracheal rings TONY

Structures not visible on indirect laryngoscopy Laryngeal part of epiglottis Apex of piriform fossa Vestibule Subglottic area Posterior cricoid area TONY

Post nasal mirror St. Clair Thompson post-nasal or posterior rhinoscopy mirror. TONY

Posterior rhinoscopy TONY

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Chevalier jacksons direct laryngoscope Direct laryngoscopy Diagnostic When indirect laryngoscopy is not possible When indirect laryngoscopy is unsuccessful Stridor, cough , hemoptysis biopsy Therapeutic Benign lesions (vocal nodules,papilloma ) Dilation of strictures Removal of foreign bodies TONY

Bronchoscope With vents (openings) for ventilation of opposite lungs & bronchus TONY

bronchoscope Disdvantages Vagal stimuln cardiac arrest TONY

Esophagoscope (no vents) Diagnostic Fb sensation Hematemesis Dysphagia Biopsy Therapeutic Removal of fb Removal of benign lesions Barret esophagus Treat hematemesis Pharyngeal diverticulum Disadvantages : esophageal prforation (fever after esophagoscopy,low bp,chest pain , dyspnea ) TONY

Hammer Septal sx TONY

aural speculum TONY

Thudicums nasal speculum Self retaining nasal speculum TONY

Diangnostic Anterior rhinoscopy Littles area , lateral wall ,nasal cavity Therapeutic Removal of fb Antral wash Nasal packing TONY

On nondominant hand TONY

st clair thompson nasal speculum Self retaining nasal speculum Longer blades & concave from inside Deeper view Nasal surgeries septoplasty Deep fb polypectomy TONY

Other nasal specula Killian Vienna TONY

Lack's Tongue Depressor TONY

Fullers tracheostomy tube Outer & inner tube Outer tube has two blades which when pressed together can be easily introduced No lock system as inner tube is held in place by compressed flanges of outer tube Adv Helps in phonation when inner tube occluded due to hole (help to breath thru nose & phonate) Therfore used in children Diasdv Injury to larynx by flanges Chance of corrosion TONY

Jacksons tracheostomy tube Outer tube with a lock to hold inner tube Inner tube Inner tube is locked so that it is not coughed out Obturator Help in introduction of tube in to trachea Disadv Cannot phonate TONY

cuffed tracheostomy tube advantages Prevents aspiration in head injuries Air tight seal connected to ventilator Anaesthesia Positive pressure ventiln Disadvantages Tracheal necrosis stenosis(deflate every 6hrs for 10 mins ) TONY

Posterior nasal packing TONY Indications Failure of anterior rhinoscopy Suggestive of posterior epistaxis Removal of angiofibroma adenoids Old aged man with bp & arteriosclerosis Bleeding diathesis