32 devices · GMDN 35914
A nasal gouge is a manual surgical tool used by clinicians to precisely cut and reshape bone or cartilage within the nasal cavity. These instruments are primarily utilized during ear, nose, and throat procedures to facilitate the removal of tissue.
These devices are constructed as durable, single-piece stainless steel instruments designed for repeated use. Surgeons operate the tool by hand, typically applying force to the handle with a mallet to drive the sharp, curved blade into the target area.
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