Description

Freer Mucosa Knife is a slim surgical instrument used for working with mucosal tissue during nasal and ENT procedures. It measures 15 cm (6″) long and has a narrow working end with a broad handle. The straight shape keeps the tip easy to guide, which is useful when working in the limited space inside the nose.

The working end is thin and slightly flattened, finishing in a rounded tip. There is no bulky cutting head, so the instrument can be placed close to the tissue without taking up much room. The rounded end also gives the surgeon a blunt point of contact when moving along or separating tissue.

This type of instrument is used when the nasal mucosa needs to be lifted, separated, or handled during surgery. The slim shaft makes it easier to reach smaller areas while keeping the handle outside the immediate working field. It can be useful during procedures where careful handling of the mucosa is needed.

The 15 cm (6″) length gives the knife enough reach without making it difficult to control. The handle is noticeably wider than the shaft and has a broad, flat surface that sits comfortably in the hand. This makes it easier to guide the narrow working end with small movements rather than having to grip the instrument tightly.

The instrument has a smooth metal construction suited to routine surgical use. Before use, the rounded working end should be checked for any damage or change in shape, and the shaft and handle should be inspected for dents or rough spots. Proper cleaning and sterilization should be carried out according to the instrument’s intended use and care requirements.

For nasal procedures involving delicate mucosal tissue, Freer Mucosa Knife offers a simple design with a narrow working end and easy hand control. Its 15 cm (6″) length keeps the instrument manageable, while the rounded tip allows the surgeon to work close to the tissue without a bulky end getting in the way.