DEVICE: Integra® MicroFrance® (10381780490418)

An atraumatic, invasive, hand-operated, single-lumen, rigid/semi-rigid tube designed as a conduit for aspiration of body cavities, wounds, or surgical sites to facilitate observation and/or to clear an airway obstruction. It is not dedicated to dental, intrauterine, or liposuction procedures, and is neither an ophthalmic nor an intravascular device; it is not designed for surgical irrigation. Sometimes referred to as a suction tube or tip, it may incorporate a handle with side valve(s)/hole(s), and may be provided with a stylet, sheath, and/or connection tubing; it does not include a light source or fibreoptic bundle. This is a reusable device.

A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to cut/dissect a variety of tissues during open surgery and having no dedication to a specific anatomy or clinical use; it might in addition be intended for cutting materials associated with surgery (e.g., sutures). It is comprised of two pivoted shearing blades with handles, whereby the blades cut as the sharpened edges pass one another as they are closed; some types may have blades that cross over to expose a sharp edge for slicing tissue like a scalpel. It is typically made of metal and is available in various designs and sizes, and some types can have carbide inserts along the cutting edges. This is a reusable device.

A non-patient-contact, insulated, electrical cord with a connector (plug) at both ends designed to transmit electrical power and/or signal (data) between medical devices (e.g., to connect a lead, electrical catheter, handpiece, or monitor to a parent device). It is not intended to connect directly to patient-worn electrodes (i.e., it is not a lead), is not intended to connect to the mains (i.e., not a mains power cable), does not generate any type of power and/or signal, and has no additional non-electrical conducting or processing functionality. This is a reusable device.

A hand-held, manually-operated, surgical instrument used to lift, position or pry anatomical structures or surgical material during ear/nose/throat (ENT) surgery. It may be a single or a double-ended device with a blunted blade or hook of various shapes with no cutting edges at the distal working end(s) and a handle positioned centrally or at the proximal end. Its shape and size depends upon the intended use, e.g., a blunt antrum, a rhinology or septum elevator, a strong nasal fracture elevator, or a specially designed ear elevator. It is usually made of high-grade stainless steel. This is a reusable device.

A container intended to provide a suitable platform for placing/containing many medical/surgical/dental instruments and related items for use during a clinical procedure; it might, in addition, be used during, but not dedicated to, reprocessing/sterilization procedures. It is a receptacle in one of a variety of designs, typically with moulded positions for placing the instruments; it might include a lid and/or removable identification tags. This is a reusable device.

A long, thin, hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to facilitate grasping and manipulation of soft-tissues/anatomical structures [typically during ear/nose/throat (ENT) surgery]; it is not intended for insertion through an endoscope, nor into the eye, and is not a dedicated biopsy device. Commonly referred to as alligator- or crocodile-forceps, it has a slender body (to allow for restricted access) and small grasping blades which are hinged close to the distal (working) end. It is a metallic device available in various sizes/lengths; some types may include an integrated suction channel. This is a reusable device intended to be sterilized prior to use.

A hand-held manual surgical instrument with sharp, scoop-shaped jaws designed for cutting tough tissues (cartilage, sinew) or bone, through a cutting/biting action, during surgery involving the cranium and/or face (e.g., craniotomy, ethmoidectomy, mastoidectomy, rhinoplasty); it is not dedicated to dental surgery. It is typically made of metal and designed to withstand the forces required to bite over tough/hard tissue. This is a reusable device.