Bone file/rasp, manual, reusable

7,458 devices · GMDN 35559

Bone files and rasps are manual, reusable surgical tools designed to shape, smooth, or remove bone tissue during procedures like orthopedic surgery or fracture repair. Their coarse or fine grooves and teeth allow precise control over bone preparation, helping surgeons achieve optimal fit for implants or correct bone alignment.

These devices are typically regulated as surgical instruments and must meet safety and performance standards for reuse, including sterilization protocols. They are often supplied as part of surgical instrument sets or as standalone tools, with variations in size and shape to suit different clinical needs.

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