Doyen tongue depressors are pharyngeal access instruments available in 2 sizes for ENT and maxillofacial procedures. Their blade profile provides tongue displacement for pharyngeal exposure and oral examination, with 2 sizes to match patient anatomy and specific access requirements.
Key Features
- Variants: 2 sizes
- Application: Pharyngeal access and oral examination in ENT and maxillofacial procedures
- Design: Blade for tongue displacement and pharyngeal exposure
- SKU: ADM-112.13 | Price: $7 each
Clinical Use
Doyen tongue depressors are used in ENT and maxillofacial procedures for tongue displacement during pharyngeal examination and oral surgical access. The 2 sizes suit different patient anatomies and access requirements for complete pharyngeal exposure.
Construction & Care
Made from stainless steel, Doyen tongue depressors are autoclavable at 134°C. Inspect blade before each pharyngeal access or oral examination procedure.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Doyen tongue depressors used for?
Doyen tongue depressors are used for pharyngeal access and oral examination in ENT and maxillofacial procedures — available in 2 sizes.


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