50 devices · GMDN 42900
A nasal saw is a hand-held manual surgical instrument specifically designed for cutting bone and cartilage in the nose during medical procedures. It is commonly used in rhinoplasty and reconstructive surgeries to shape and modify nasal structures.
These devices are typically reusable instruments made of high-grade surgical steel, featuring a serrated blade with a rounded tip to protect surrounding tissue. They are regulated as surgical instruments and must meet quality standards for safety and effectiveness in clinical use.
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