Miller Rasp

Miller Rasp for Precise Bone Contouring

The Miller Rasp is a hand-held surgical instrument designed for controlled contouring and smoothing of bone and hard tissue in operating room and clinic settings. Its rasping surface allows surgeons to refine bony edges and prepare sites during orthopedic, ENT, and reconstructive procedures. Built for repeated sterilization and dependable grip, it supports efficient workflow in hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers. This description covers typical use cases, key specifications, and care guidance to help clinical teams evaluate fit for their practice.

• Contouring and smoothing bone edges during orthopedic and reconstructive procedures
• Refining nasal and facial bone surfaces in ENT and plastic surgery cases
• Preparing graft sites and shaping hard tissue in oral and maxillofacial surgery
• General bone debridement and site preparation in operating room settings
• Use in ambulatory surgery centers and clinics for minor bone contouring

• Clean and sterilize according to your facility's validated reprocessing protocol before first use and between patients.
• Inspect the rasping surface for wear, burrs, or damage before each procedure; discard if integrity is compromised.
• Store in a dry, protected tray or case to prevent edge damage and contamination.
• Handle with standard sharps precautions; use appropriate personal protective equipment during cleaning.

For use by trained healthcare professionals only. Confirm instrument suitability and reprocessing instructions with your facility's protocols before use.