The ENT Rubin Osteotome 12mm Cut Edge 14mm Wide is a specialized otolaryngology surgical instrument designed for precise bone cutting, separation, and osteotomy during ENT, rhinoplasty, and facial reconstructive procedures. It is commonly used by ENT surgeons and facial plastic surgeons who require accurate control when modifying nasal and facial bone structures.

Featuring a 12mm cutting edge with a 14mm wide blade, this Rubin Osteotome provides an effective working surface for controlled osteotomy procedures. The sharp cutting edge is designed to create precise bone cuts while allowing surgeons to maintain accuracy and control throughout the procedure.

The instrument’s carefully engineered blade geometry supports efficient bone penetration and controlled separation. This makes it suitable for procedures where precise bone modification is required, including nasal bone correction and reconstructive applications.

Manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, the ENT Rubin Osteotome offers excellent strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion. The high-quality material ensures reliable performance through repeated cleaning and sterilization cycles while maintaining the sharpness and integrity of the cutting edge.

The ergonomic handle provides a secure grip and improved control, allowing surgeons to apply accurate force during osteotomy procedures. The balanced design supports precise manipulation and helps improve surgical efficiency during delicate bone work.

The ENT Rubin Osteotome 12mm Cut Edge 14mm Wide is commonly used in rhinoplasty, septorhinoplasty, nasal osteotomy, and facial reconstructive surgery. It assists surgeons in creating controlled bone cuts, correcting nasal structures, and achieving desired anatomical results.

The smooth satin finish allows easy cleaning and supports proper sterilization practices required in professional operating rooms. As a reusable surgical instrument, it is compatible with standard autoclave sterilization methods.

The ENT Rubin Osteotome 12mm Cut Edge 14mm Wide combines precision craftsmanship, durable construction, and reliable cutting performance, making it an essential instrument for ENT specialists performing nasal and facial bone procedures.

Key Features

• Professional ENT Rubin Osteotome 12mm Cut Edge 14mm Wide
• Designed for precise bone cutting and osteotomy
• 12mm sharp cutting edge for controlled bone separation
• 14mm wide blade for effective surgical access
• Ideal for rhinoplasty and nasal procedures
• Provides accurate bone modification and correction
• Manufactured from premium surgical stainless steel
• Corrosion-resistant and durable construction
• Ergonomic design for secure handling
• Smooth finish for easy cleaning and sterilization
• Reusable and autoclavable surgical instrument
• Suitable for ENT and facial plastic surgery

Product Specifications

Product Contents

• 1 × ENT Rubin Osteotome 12mm Cut Edge 14mm Wide

Applications

The ENT Rubin Osteotome 12mm Cut Edge is commonly used in:

• Rhinoplasty procedures
• Septorhinoplasty surgery
• Nasal osteotomy
• Nasal bone correction
• Facial plastic surgery
• Reconstructive nasal procedures
• Bone contouring applications
• ENT operating room procedures

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is an ENT Rubin Osteotome used for?

An ENT Rubin Osteotome is used for precise bone cutting, separation, and osteotomy during nasal and facial surgical procedures.

2. What are the dimensions of this Rubin Osteotome?

This model features a 12mm cutting edge and 14mm wide blade.

3. Which procedures use a Rubin Osteotome?

It is commonly used in rhinoplasty, septorhinoplasty, nasal osteotomy, and reconstructive facial surgery.

4. What material is the Rubin Osteotome made from?

It is manufactured from premium surgical stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance.

5. Is this osteotome reusable?

Yes, it is designed for repeated surgical use after proper cleaning and sterilization.

6. Can the Rubin Osteotome be sterilized in an autoclave?

Yes, it is compatible with standard hospital autoclave sterilization procedures.

7. Why is blade width important in osteotomy instruments?

Blade width determines the cutting area and helps surgeons select the appropriate instrument for specific bone procedures.