Lewis nasal rasp 7 straight, backward cutting 19.0mm long x 10.0mm wide fine teeth, brun handle

Precision Nasal Bone Shaping with Controlled Backward Cutting Action

The Lewis nasal rasp is engineered to facilitate precise bone contouring and smoothing during rhinoplasty and septal procedures. Featuring a straight 7-inch shaft, this instrument provides practical reach and stability for general surgery applications. The backward-cutting design, equipped with fine teeth across a 19.0mm by 10.0mm working surface, allows surgeons to remove bone fragments with controlled traction, minimizing the risk of unintended tissue slippage or excessive removal. Integrated with a Brun handle, the tool offers a familiar grip for enhanced maneuverability in confined nasal cavities. This configuration supports accurate refinement of bony structures, helping to achieve desired anatomical shapes while maintaining surgical control throughout the procedure.

Use Cases

• Smoothing irregular bony edges on the nasal dorsum following osteotomy
• Refining the shape of the nasal septum during reconstructive procedures
• Removing small bone spurs or fragments with controlled backward traction
• Contouring bony surfaces to prepare for graft placement or implant fitting

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean thoroughly immediately after use to remove biological debris from fine teeth
• Store in a protected environment to prevent damage to the fine tooth pattern
• Follow facility-specific reprocessing protocols for surgical instruments

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.