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Lower Breck Cartilage Knife 10″

The Lower Breck Cartilage Knife 10″ is a specialized surgical instrument designed for controlled cutting and shaping of cartilage. Its extended 10-inch design provides useful reach and handling for ENT, rhinoplasty, and reconstructive surgical applications.

Original price was: $100.00.Current price is: $65.00.

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Description

The Lower Breck Cartilage Knife 10″ is a specialized surgical cutting instrument designed for controlled manipulation, cutting, and shaping of cartilage during appropriate surgical procedures. Its extended 10-inch length provides increased working reach while allowing the surgeon to maintain direct manual control of the instrument.

Cartilage knives are commonly selected for procedures where precise preparation or modification of cartilage is required. The Lower Breck design provides a purpose-specific cutting instrument for professional surgical environments, particularly within ENT, rhinoplasty, nasal reconstruction, and other procedures involving cartilage work. The exact technique and application depend on the surgeon’s preference and the requirements of the procedure.

The 10-inch overall length offers an extended working profile that can be useful when additional reach is required. Its elongated design supports controlled handling and positioning while the cutting portion is applied to the intended cartilage surface. This makes it a practical addition to specialized ENT and plastic surgery instrument sets.

The instrument is designed for professional surgical use and should be handled carefully to preserve the condition of its cutting edge. Before each use, the knife should be inspected for visible damage, corrosion, deformation, or other abnormalities that could affect performance. A properly maintained cutting instrument helps support controlled surgical handling.

The Lower Breck Cartilage Knife can be incorporated into rhinoplasty, ENT, facial reconstructive, and other specialized surgical instrument collections where cartilage cutting or preparation is required. Its dedicated design helps provide surgeons with an instrument specifically suited to cartilage-related surgical tasks rather than relying on general-purpose cutting instruments.

After use, the instrument should be cleaned promptly according to the healthcare facility’s validated instrument-processing procedures. Tissue and other organic material should be removed thoroughly from the instrument before sterilization. Care should be taken when cleaning around the cutting edge to avoid accidental damage to the instrument or injury to personnel.

When supplied as a reusable surgical instrument, appropriate sterilization should be performed according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions and the healthcare facility’s established infection-control protocol. Proper cleaning, inspection, sterilization, handling, and storage can help preserve the instrument’s condition and extend its useful service life.

With its 10-inch length and specialized cartilage-cutting design, the Lower Breck Cartilage Knife provides a practical solution for surgical professionals requiring controlled cartilage preparation. It is suitable for inclusion in ENT, rhinoplasty, plastic surgery, and reconstructive surgical instrument sets where a dedicated cartilage knife is required.

Key Features

  • 10-inch overall instrument length
  • Lower Breck cartilage knife design
  • Designed for controlled cartilage cutting
  • Suitable for cartilage shaping and preparation
  • Extended length provides useful working reach
  • Suitable for ENT surgical applications
  • Useful for rhinoplasty instrument sets
  • Applicable to reconstructive surgical procedures
  • Designed for professional surgical handling
  • Cutting edge should be inspected before use
  • Requires appropriate cleaning and sterilization
  • Suitable for specialized surgical instrument sets

Product Specifications

Specification Details
Product Name Lower Breck Cartilage Knife
Instrument Type Cartilage Knife
Overall Length 10 inches
Primary Function Cartilage Cutting and Preparation
Design Lower Breck Style
Application ENT, Rhinoplasty & Reconstructive Surgery
Specialty ENT / Plastic Surgery
Operation Manual
Reusable Yes, when supplied as a reusable instrument
Sterilization Follow validated healthcare facility protocol
Category ENT Surgical Instruments

FAQs

What is the Lower Breck Cartilage Knife used for?

The Lower Breck Cartilage Knife is designed for controlled cutting, preparation, and shaping of cartilage during appropriate surgical procedures.

What is the length of this cartilage knife?

This model has an overall length of 10 inches, providing an extended working profile for surgical handling.

Can the Lower Breck Cartilage Knife be used for rhinoplasty?

Yes. Cartilage knives of this type may be included in rhinoplasty instrument sets for procedures requiring controlled cartilage preparation or modification.

Is this knife suitable for ENT surgery?

Yes. Its specialized cartilage-cutting design makes it suitable for inclusion in ENT surgical instrument sets where cartilage work is required.

What is the advantage of a 10-inch cartilage knife?

The 10-inch length provides additional working reach while allowing direct manual control during appropriate cartilage-related surgical procedures.

Is the Lower Breck Cartilage Knife reusable?

It can be reusable when supplied as a reusable surgical instrument. Cleaning, inspection, sterilization, and maintenance should follow applicable manufacturer and facility protocols.

How should the cartilage knife be sterilized?

The instrument should be thoroughly cleaned and sterilized according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions and the healthcare facility’s approved sterilization procedures.

What should be checked before using the cartilage knife?

The instrument should be inspected for damage, corrosion, deformation, or cutting-edge defects and confirmed to be clean and in suitable working condition before use.