EN18821
				Violent squeezing of the septum cartilage frequently causes destruction of the cartilage. This is often the reason why the inserted cartilage is no longer detectable after some time. In order to maintain cartilage consistency, working with a crushing forceps is recommended, since it largely saves the cartilage cells and ensures their survival.

				EN75420
				If the lateral nose walls are still too high after lateral and transversal osteotomy, further chiselling or rasping is no longer possible since the pyramid is too mobile. The only possibility left is cutting, and this bonecutting forceps is extremely well suited for that procedure.

				EN75115
				Rasping the nasal prominence still propagated by many authors often causes traumatism of the nasal skin above the prominence and leads to skin atrophy. Instead, neat chiselling of unevenesses has proven effective. Afterwards, the sharp edges can be smoothed down very well using this diamond file.

				EN75200
				Placing an intranasal suture makes great demands on the surgeon’s skill. This needle holder designed like a Blakesley permits fast working in the nose and is a wonderful help. The absence of a lock, allowing the opening and closing of the branches as the need arises is an additional advantage of this needle holder. Septum perforations can be closed very fast and nicely as well.