An "Antrum Ball Probe" is a specialized surgical instrument used in ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) surgery, particularly in procedures involving the maxillary sinus. The maxillary sinus is one of the paranasal sinuses located within the cheekbones (maxilla) and plays a role in filtering and humidifying air as well as providing resonance to the voice. The "Antrum Ball Probe" is designed to facilitate access to and manipulation of the maxillary sinus during surgical interventions.

Purpose and Use: The "Antrum Ball Probe" is used to explore, visualize, and manipulate the interior of the maxillary sinus. It allows the surgeon to assess the sinus anatomy, identify obstructions, remove diseased tissue, and perform various procedures within the sinus cavity. The instrument's design enables it to gently navigate the sinus without causing damage to surrounding structures.

Design: The "Antrum Ball Probe" typically consists of a long, slender handle with a small, rounded or ball-shaped tip at the working end. The rounded tip helps prevent tissue damage and ensures a gentle approach to the sinus cavity. The handle may have markings for measuring depth or indicating the instrument's position.

Usage and Technique: During surgery involving the maxillary sinus, the surgeon uses the "Antrum Ball Probe" to explore the sinus cavity through the natural openings, such as the middle meatus of the nasal passages. The probe's rounded tip allows for gentle manipulation and probing of the sinus walls and interior, aiding in the identification of anatomical landmarks and any abnormalities.

The instrument can be particularly useful in procedures like:

1. Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (FESS): In this procedure, the "Antrum Ball Probe" helps the surgeon navigate the sinus cavities and access the openings to drain and remove diseased tissue or polyps.

2. Maxillary Sinusotomy: This procedure involves creating a controlled opening into the maxillary sinus to improve drainage and treat sinusitis. The "Antrum Ball Probe" can be used to guide the surgeon during this process.

3. Sinus Cyst or Tumor Removal: When removing cysts or tumors from the maxillary sinus, the instrument aids in manipulating tissues and ensuring complete excision.

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