Nasal Septal Button

Nasal Septal Button Specification

Measurement Range
Various diameters (commonly 6 mm to 30 mm)

Instruments Type
ENT Surgical Device

Usage Type
Medical/Clinical

Accuracy
Precisely fits septal perforations

Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place

Function
Shunt for nasal septum perforation closure

Frequency
Single use or long term, as prescribed

Features
Self-retaining, atraumatic, biocompatible, easy insertion and removal

Shelf Life
Up to 5 years (if unopened)

Equipment Type
Nasal Septal Button

Material
Medical-grade Silicone and Plastic

Condition
New

Technology
Manual Placement

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent

Operating Type
Manual

Use
For closing perforation in nasal septum

Dimension (L*W*H)
Available in multiple sizes, typically customizable

Weight
Lightweight (typically under 10 grams)

Color
Transparent/White

Latex-Free
Yes

Sterilization
Can be sterilized prior to insertion

Radiopacity
Radiolucent

Shape
Bilateral flange with central connecting tube

Packaging
Individually packed in sterile pouch

Patient Compatibility
Suitable for adult and pediatric patients

Application Method
Inserted in-office or during surgery with forceps

Reusable
No (recommended for single patient use)

About Nasal Septal Button

Septal button insertion is an elective procedure for symptomatic nasal perforations. Improvement can be seen in nasal crusting, epistaxis, nasal obstruction, and whistling sounds with breathing.

Effortless Perforation Closure

The Nasal Septal Button offers a minimally invasive option for managing septal perforations. Its bilateral flange and soft medical-grade composition provide effective closure while ensuring atraumatic placement. The radiolucent design does not interfere with diagnostic imaging, and its customizable sizing facilitates precise, patient-specific solutions for both adult and pediatric cases.

Safe and Hygienic Application

Each button is individually sterilized and packed, reducing infection risks and ensuring a high standard of hygiene. Intended for single-use, it protects the integrity of patient care. Sterilization prior to insertion is also feasible, further supporting aseptic technique during clinical or surgical application.

Quick, Manual Placement for Versatile Use

Manual, forceps-assisted insertion makes the Nasal Septal Button suitable for both office-based and surgical settings. Its portability, lightweight design, and silent operation assure a smooth user experience. Removal is just as easy, minimizing patient discomfort and maximizing clinical efficiency.

FAQ's of Nasal Septal Button:

Q: How is the Nasal Septal Button applied during treatment?

A: The Nasal Septal Button is manually inserted using forceps, either in a clinical office or surgical setting. Its design allows for straightforward, atraumatic placement to close nasal septum perforations.

Q: What makes this device suitable for different patients?

A: This device is offered in various sizes and is customizable, making it appropriate for both adult and pediatric patients. Its biocompatible, latex-free construction ensures compatibility with a wide range of individuals.

Q: When should the Nasal Septal Button be used, and for how long can it remain in place?

A: The button should be used as prescribed for closing nasal septal perforations. It is designed for single patient use, but can remain in place for either short or long-term periods, based on physician guidance.

Q: Where should the Nasal Septal Button be stored before use?

A: Store the device in its unopened, sterile pouch in a cool, dry place. This helps maintain its five-year shelf life and ensures optimal performance at the time of use.

Q: What are the benefits of using a Nasal Septal Button?

A: The device offers minimally invasive, atraumatic closure of septal perforations; it is self-retaining, lightweight, and does not impede imaging (radiolucent). The sterile, single-use packaging minimizes infection risk.

Q: Is the Nasal Septal Button reusable and can it be sterilized?

A: It is recommended for single-patient use and should not be reused. The button is sterilizable before insertion but must be discarded after use to maintain patient safety.