147 devices · GMDN 62726
Nasal septum straightening forceps are surgical tools used during nasal reconstructive procedures to reshape the septum—the dividing wall between the nostrils. These instruments feature a hinged, pliers-like design with flat blades that grip and manipulate the bone and cartilage to achieve a straighter nasal structure.
These devices are typically reusable and designed for manual use by surgeons. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified as surgical instruments and subject to medical device compliance standards. Always verify local requirements before use or procurement.
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