Description

The Joseph Nasal Saw is used for cutting nasal bone during rhinoplasty and other nasal procedures. It measures 19 cm / 7 inches in length and comes with a long handle and a narrow blade. The design makes it ideal for the limited space around the nose. The handle has a rounded and grooved surface that gives the hand a steady hold during use.

The blade has fine teeth along one edge for cutting bone with short back-and-forth movements. Its narrow shape makes it easier to work along a specific area without using a wide cutting surface. This is useful when the nasal bones need to be cut or adjusted as part of the procedure.

It is commonly used in rhinoplasty and nasal reconstructive surgery, particularly when the nasal bones need to be reshaped or repositioned. The saw can be used for controlled bone cuts during osteotomy, depending on the surgical technique and the correction being performed.

Three shaft patterns are available: straight, cranked to the right, and cranked to the left. The straight pattern gives a direct approach, while the right- and left-cranked versions allow the blade to reach the working area from different angles. These options are really helpful when working on different sides of the nasal framework.

The instrument is made from surgical stainless steel and it has a fine-toothed cutting edge designed for repeated surgical use. The blade should be cleaned carefully after each procedure, particularly between the small teeth. Regular inspection of the blade and shaft also helps ensure that the saw remains properly aligned and ready for use.

For nasal bone work, the Joseph Nasal Saw offers a narrow cutting blade with three shaft options to suit different approaches. Its 19 cm length, fine teeth, and straight or cranked configurations make it a practical instrument for controlled bone cutting during nasal surgery.