MILLER Bone Rasp

MILLER Bone Rasp for Precise Bone Contouring

The MILLER Bone Rasp is a hand-held surgical instrument designed for controlled shaping and smoothing of bone surfaces in orthopedic and reconstructive procedures. Its dual-ended design and sharp cutting flutes allow surgeons to efficiently contour bone edges, remove small bone protrusions, and prepare graft sites with precision. Commonly used in operating rooms, ambulatory surgery centers, and clinics, this rasp supports a range of bone-related interventions where manual control and tactile feedback are essential. The instrument is crafted from surgical-grade materials to withstand repeated sterilization and deliver reliable performance across diverse clinical settings.

• Contouring bone edges during fracture repair and joint reconstruction
• Smoothing rough bone surfaces after osteotomy or bone graft harvesting
• Preparing recipient sites for bone grafts in orthopedic and maxillofacial procedures
• Removing small bone spurs or prominences in hand and foot surgery
• Shaping bone in podiatric and dental implant procedures

• Clean thoroughly with a neutral pH detergent and soft brush immediately after use to remove blood and debris.
• Inspect cutting edges before each sterilization cycle; discard if dull, damaged, or corroded.
• Sterilize by autoclave using a validated cycle (e.g., 132°C/270°F for 4 minutes or 121°C/250°F for 30 minutes).
• Store in a dry, protected environment to prevent damage to the cutting surfaces.

For use by trained healthcare professionals only. Always follow institutional protocols and manufacturer instructions for cleaning, sterilization, and use.