A medical instrument for use in rhinoplasty has a first rod-shaped element that comprises a distal portion intended to hold nasal cartilage of a nose side. The instrument further comprises a second rod-shaped element having a distal portion for holding nasal cartilage of the other side of the nose, there being provided a fixing element which is detachably mounted on the first element and the second element and which mutually fixes the two elements one beside the other in approximately parallel alignment one relative to the other.
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