Cottle Bone Osteotome
£50.00
Cottle Bone Osteotome is a specialized surgical device that ENT surgeons commonly use to cut and divide the delicate nasal bone structures, to perform lateral osteotomy during certain rhinoplasty surgeries.
- Atraumatic Beveled Blade for Avoiding Septal Damage.
- Straight & Curved Designs for Narrow Surgical Access.
- Ergonomic Solid Handle for Superior Control.
Surgical Green‘s Cottle Bone Osteotome offers a broad range of benefits for ENT surgeons. These benefits are ideal for dividing delicate bone tissues during nasal reconstruction procedures.
For this purpose, the Cottle Osteotome has a double-beveled blade supplied with a sharp cutting edge. Moreover, the blade is available in a wide assortment of sizes, ranging from 2.0 to 12mm. As a result, surgeons can cut through the delicate surfaces of nasal bones.
In addition, the Cottle Bone Osteotome features an elongated, straight shaft equipped with depth markings. Therefore, these markings come in handy to measure the access to the nasal cavity, thereby preventing inadvertent trauma.
Lastly, all our Osteotomes, Chisels & Gouges are available in premium grade stainless steel with a dual satin and mirror finish.
Technical Specifications:
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Length : 18cm
- Graduated: Yes
- Rusting Prevention Procedure: Passivated
- Ultrasonic Cleaned: Yes
- Dull-Polished: Yes
- Re-usable: Yes
- Grade: Premium OR
- Latex: Latex Free
- Sterility: Non-Sterile
- Tests Performed: Boil Test, Performance Test, Shape Test
- Packing: Individually Packed
- QC Passed: Yes
| Shape |
Curved ,Straight |
|---|---|
| Blade Width |
10 mm ,12 mm ,14 mm ,2.0 mm ,3.0 mm ,4.0 mm ,5.0 mm ,6.0 mm ,7.0 mm ,8.0 mm ,9.0 mm |
| Instrument Type |
Osteotomes |
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