Read nasal gouge 7" straight 3.0mm wide blade flat handle

Designed for nasal gouging in ENT and general surgery procedures.
Straight blade geometry supports direct, deliberate instrument positioning during procedures.
The 3mm blade width helps address narrow nasal working areas.
Seven-inch length provides useful reach while maintaining controlled instrument handling.
Flat handle offers a familiar, stable grip during procedural manipulation.
Gouge design supports focused removal and contouring during nasal procedures.

Brand: surgivalley

$18.60 $24.00

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SKU: 022030003

Kategorien: Hohlmeißel, Hohlmeißel

Tags: Nasal Gouges

Controlled Access for Nasal Gouging Procedures

The Read nasal gouge is a straight, 7-inch instrument with a 3.0 mm wide blade and flat handle, designed for focused gouging work in nasal procedures. Its narrow blade profile supports controlled access when working within confined operative areas, while the straight configuration provides a direct working path. The flat handle offers a practical surface for instrument control during handling. Suitable for ENT and general surgery workflows, this gouge can support tasks requiring precise contact with nasal structures while helping maintain an organized, deliberate technique during preparation and use.

Use Cases

Support focused gouging tasks during ENT nasal procedures.
Assist with controlled work in confined nasal operative areas.
Provide a direct working path for general surgery tasks involving nasal structures.
Use the 3.0 mm wide blade when a narrow gouge profile is appropriate.
Handle through the flat grip surface for deliberate instrument positioning.

Specifications

Shape	Straight
Width	3mm
Dimensions	7", 3.0mm
Length	7"
Blade width	3 mm
Handle	Flat

Care & Handling

Clean the instrument according to facility protocols and the applicable manufacturer instructions.
Inspect the blade, working edges, and handle before and after use for visible damage or irregularities.
Handle the blade carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to help protect its working edge.
Store in a manner that prevents contact damage and keeps the instrument ready for the next procedure.

General use; follow facility protocols.