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Appendix L - Suggested Surgical Instruments for Rhinoplasty

1. Needle holder
2. Bayonet forceps
3. Mallet
4. Takahashi forceps
5. Siegel retractor
6. Converse retractor
7. Hemostat (curved)
8. Hemostat (straight)
9. Small nasal speculum
10. Large nasal speculum 1 I. Small single skin hook
12. Small double skin hook
13. Small double skin hook
14. Medium double skin hook
15. Wide double skin hook
16. Freer/Cottle elevator
17. Joseph elevator
18. Converse scissors
19. Fomon scissors
20. Straight Stevens scissors
21. Curved Stevens scissors
22. Curved Iris scissors
23. Scalpel handle
24. Scalpel handle
25. Brown-Adson forceps
26. Brown-Adson forceps
27. Bishop-Harmon forceps
28. Bishop-Harmon forceps
29. 2.0-mm unguarded osteotome
30. 3.0-mm straight unguarded osteotome
31. 3.0-mm straight guarded osteotome
32. 2.5-mm straight guarded osteotome
33. Medical grade sharpening stone
34. Dorsal (Rubin) osteotomes: small, medium, large
35. Rasps with tungsten-carbide inserts: 1/2, 3/4, 5/6
36. Aiache cartilage crusher
37. No. 10 Frazier tip suction

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