Cottle Nasal Knife | ENT Nasal Surgical Tool

The Cottle nasal knife is a nasal septum incision and mucoperiosteal dissection instrument for rhinoplasty and ENT surgery. The Cottle nasal knife blade makes precise hemitransfixion incisions for mucoperiosteal access to the nasal septum during septoplasty and rhinoplasty septal procedures.

Key Features

• Application: Nasal septum incision and mucoperiosteal dissection in rhinoplasty and ENT
• Blade: Cottle nasal knife profile for hemitransfixion incision
• Use: Septoplasty and rhinoplasty septal access incision
• Price: $22

Clinical Use

The Cottle nasal knife is used in rhinoplasty and ENT for nasal septum incision during septoplasty and rhinoplasty approaches. The blade performs hemitransfixion incision for mucoperiosteal elevation during Cottle nasal knife-assisted septal access procedures.

Construction & Care

Made from stainless steel, the Cottle nasal knife is autoclavable at 134°C. Inspect blade before each nasal septum incision procedure.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Cottle nasal knife used for?
The Cottle nasal knife is used for nasal septum incision and mucoperiosteal dissection in rhinoplasty and ENT surgery.