89 devices · GMDN 64007
Bone files/rasps (reciprocating, single-use) are surgical tools designed to smooth or shape bone surfaces during procedures like orthopedic surgery or trauma repair. Their coarse or fine grooves/teeth, when powered by a reciprocating handpiece, efficiently remove bone material while minimizing trauma to surrounding tissue.
These devices are typically classified as single-use and made from durable metals like stainless steel or titanium. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally subject to medical device standards ensuring safety, performance, and compliance with surgical instrument requirements.
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