14 devices · GMDN 64006
A reciprocating bone file or rasp is a surgical instrument featuring a textured surface of grooves or teeth designed to attach to a power tool handpiece. Surgeons use these tools to scrape, shape, and smooth bone surfaces during various orthopedic or general surgical procedures.
These metal instruments are designed for repeated use and must be cleaned and sterilized between procedures. They are intended for general surgical applications rather than being restricted to a specific anatomical site.
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