Description

Goldman Septum Elevator is designed for work around the nasal septum and is used for straightening the nose during nasal procedures. It measures 20 cm (8″) in length and has a long, rounded working end that gives the surgeon good reach without making the instrument difficult to handle.

The working tip is smooth and blunt, with a rounded end rather than a sharp edge. Its narrow shaft allows the tip to be brought into the nasal area without taking up much space. The rounded shape is suited to lifting and pressing tissue rather than cutting it.

This type of elevator can be used during procedures where the septum needs to be exposed, adjusted, or repositioned. It is particularly suited to septal work where the surgeon needs a firm instrument that can be guided along the nasal structures. The straight shaft keeps the movement simple and predictable.

The 20 cm (8″) length provides enough reach for work inside the nose while leaving the hand comfortably away from the immediate surgical area. The handle is broad and oval-shaped, with long grooves running along its surface. These grooves give the fingers a better hold and make it easier to keep the instrument steady during use.

The instrument is made from surgical stainless steel, as marked on the handle. The solid metal construction makes it suitable for repeated surgical use. Before a procedure, the rounded working end should be checked for dents, rough spots, or other damage, while the shaft and handle should also be inspected. Proper cleaning and sterilization are important between uses.

For nasal procedures where the septum needs to be handled or the nose straightened, Goldman Septum Elevator provides a simple, sturdy instrument with a long reach. Its 20 cm (8″) length, rounded working end, and broad grooved handle make it easy to position and control during septal work.