Joseph nasal bone saw 7 1/2 bayonet shaft angled right 36.0mm blade flat handle

Angled Nasal Bone Saw for Controlled Surgical Access

The Joseph nasal bone saw is a surgical saw designed for cutting nasal bone during procedures where a compact, purpose-built instrument is needed. Its 7 1/2-inch length provides practical reach, while the bayonet shaft and right-angled configuration can support access and line-of-sight in the operative field. The 36.0 mm flat blade offers a defined cutting surface, and the flat handle provides a straightforward grip for controlled instrument handling. Suitable for ENT and general surgery workflows, this saw supports focused bone-cutting tasks without adding unnecessary instrument complexity.

Use Cases

• Cutting nasal bone during ENT procedures requiring a dedicated nasal bone saw.
• Supporting bone-cutting tasks in general surgery where the named Joseph saw design is appropriate.
• Using the right-angled shaft to approach the operative area from a practical access angle.
• Applying the flat handle for direct manual control during instrument manipulation.
• Using the 36.0 mm blade for focused sawing within the intended nasal bone application.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the saw according to facility protocols and the applicable instrument instructions after use.
• Inspect the blade, shaft, and handle for visible residue, damage, or distortion before reuse.
• Handle the blade carefully during cleaning, transport, and storage to help protect its cutting surface.
• Store the instrument so the blade is protected from contact with other instruments.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.